AccessRights Class

Represents access rights to different things.

Inheritance Hierarchy

SystemObject
Severa.Entities.APIAccessRights

Namespace: Severa.Entities.API
Assembly: Severa.Entities.API (in Severa.Entities.API.dll) Version: 1.0.0

Syntax

public class AccessRights

Public Class AccessRights

The AccessRights type exposes the following members.

Constructors

	Name	Description
	AccessRights	Initializes a new instance of the AccessRights class

Properties

	Name	Description
	Account	Access rights to accounts.
	AccountDelete	Specifies whether the deleting accounts is allowed or not.
	Administrator	Access rights to organization settings and upgrades.
	Case	Access rights to cases.
	CaseDelete	Specifies whether the deleting cases is allowed or not.
	CaseOwnerWorkHourApproval	Specifies whether the the case owner is allowed to approve work hours or not.
	HighestAccessibleInvoiceStatusName	Tells the name of the last invoice status that is editable for the user. Statuses, which have sort order bigger than this status has, can’t be edited. User can view invoices regardless of their status, based on other access rights.
	ScheduleJobs	Access rights to Schedule jobs
	Sharing	Specifies whether report or dashboard sharing is allowed or not.
	TravelReimbursement	Access rights to travel reimbursement.
	Users	Access rights to users.
	WorkHourApproval	Access rights to work hour approval.

Remarks

This is used for AccessRightsProfile and for UserRights.
When API returns AccessRightsProfile, each property has a value.
When a new AccessRightsProfile is added and property's value is not set, default right (usually None) will be used.
When an existing AccessRightsProfile is updated, only the properties that has a value set will be updated.
When API returns UserRights, only those properties has a value which have been specifically set for the user.
When API returns UserRights and property is null (Nothing), the user will inherit the right from user's access rights profile.
When UserRights is used for update, only those properties that has a value set, will be used for user.
When UserRights is used for update and a property is null (Nothing), the user's right will be removed (if it existed) and therefore user will inherit the right from user's access rights profile.