Command Groups

Using Command Groups you can organize your commands and give different roles access to commands in a certain Group.

Setup

2. Enable the privileges under Commands.

_EditCommandGroups – Gives access to edit command Groups.
_ExecuteCommandAll – Gives access to all non-administrator commands
_ExecuteSpecialCommandAll – Gives access to all administrator commands
_ExecuteCommandsInGroups – Gives access to commands in this Group regardless of whether the command is administrator-only or not.
_ResetCommandQueue – Gives access to reset the tracker commands queue when the command can be queued.

3. Click Save.

Command Groups create a group of commands (under the same Group). These Groups can be assigned to different groups of users.

To create a command Group, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your application.

2. Go to Main Menu > Admin > Command Groups.

3. Click on the + Command Group button.

4. Give the Group a name and a description (optional) and click Next.

5. Select the commands you want to include in the Group and click Save.

Note: The list of commands contains both special (administrator only) and non-special commands.

This is how privileges for commands work:

1. Log in to your application as an administrator.

2. Go to Main Menu > Admin > Roles

3. Select the role your user belongs to (e.g. _Operators)

4. Remove the _ExecuteCommandAll and _ExecuteSpecialCommandAll privileges from the role.

5. Select the Command Group created in the instructions above.