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Operator codes are used for many functions. To identify the user who enters the data, To identify the salesman for any invoice or cash sale, To identify a labour code for allocating costs, To identify people due commission on certain sales, To identify drivers of vehicles. To identify capturers of data. In the daily use of the programme, the access level is the most important, as access to different functions is dependent on the access level given to each operator by the supervisor. An operator will not have access to items above his access level. |
The owner can set the access level on each menu option in the program, where the item will only be shown if the operator access level allows it. Operator codes are normally hidden. Higher access levels will always have access to lower levels. Lower levels will not normally have access to higher levels. There is an audit trail for all operator access, showing log-in, log-out, and also any attempts to access a different operator code. All failed attempts are shown, so one can see what is happening, and by whom the attempts are made. Audit trails are also kept of all reports printed, and by whom. |
Screen shot. [Colors, fonts, text and Icons, User configurable]. |
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Operator code | Go to top of page |
Use F5 | To add a new user, or commission receivee. |
Use F6 | to access the code record. |
Use F8 | To delete an unwanted code. If you re-use a deleted code, all the history will be returned to this code, as transaction records are never deleted. |
Operator codes, and access | Control who does what, and acknowledge resposibility. |
Code | A six digit alpha numeric code, with fast searching. |
Name | The operator name which will appear on screen, and on documents generated by this operator, |
Access level | We offer 7 access levels here for
operators. A zero will have the same access as 1. A
master level of seven should NOT be used for processing
transactions.
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For users of GreatMargins software, these pages can be placed in the folder `\MO_TO\WEB\PAGE` on your hard drive, where they can be accessed off line by the programme GreatMargins. |