Employee Permissions
In the LIS system, managers have the ability to create and customize access permissions for each user. This means that they can determine which specific functionalities and features each user can access. It is worth noting that the system also includes multiple filters that make it easy for managers to view and analyze the access levels of each user. These filters allow managers to quickly identify and monitor the permissions assigned to different users within the system.
📘 Instructions
- Click Permissions
- From the list of Permissions select None for no access and Full for access
- Apply all changes and click Save
Make sure to share access to this form only with lab managers.
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