Visma.net ERP
Users (SM201010)
This topic gives you information about the elements that you find in this window in Visma.net ERP, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes.
In the Users window, you can add users to the system and edit existing users.
You can assign
roles to a user, associate the user with an employee or business contact account,
and edit user information.
You can also use the window to delete obsolete users.
Also, from this window, you can sign in as the selected user if you need to see the system as the user sees it.
To get access to the system, users must authenticate themselves by entering their
username and password.
These users should have roles assigned before they sign in
to the system.
Each role is a set of access rights, or permissions, to work with
system entities. You can assign each user one role or multiple roles in accordance
with different sets of responsibilities.
For more information, see: About role-based access.

Button | Description |
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Membership |
Opens the Restriction groups by user (SM201035) window, where you can view or configure the user's membership in groups. This button appears only when you are viewing an existing user. |
Element | Description |
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New password | The new password for the selected user. |
Confirm password | The new password for the selected user, which you retype to confirm it to the system. |
OK (button) | Resets the password with the new one and closes the dialog box. |
Cancel (button) | Closes the dialog box without resetting the password. |

You use this area to specify the settings for a new user account or to edit and possibly update an existing account.
Element | Description |
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Login |
Required. The unique login name to authorise this user to log in
to the system. |
Guest account | A read-only check box that indicates (if selected) that the
account is associated with a contact-related user type. For a new user, the system selects or clears this check box automatically when you select the user type. |
Linked entity |
An employee or contact account that is associated with the user.
The user type you have selected determines whether this
field can be left blank and what type of account you can select.
If you have selected a
contact-related user type in the User
type field, you must select a contact account here
or add a new contact. |
First name | The first name of the user. |
Last name | The last name of the user. |
Required. The email address of the user, which is used to send information to the user, such as a link to password reset. |
|
Comment | Any additional user-related information that you want to add to the record. |
Allow password recovery |
A check box that you select to allow password recovery for the
user if this user forgets the assigned password. By default, this check box is selected. |

By using this tab, you can view, add, and remove any role assigned to the selected local user.
To assign other
roles to the domain user, select the Override active directory roles with
local roles check box in the top part, and assign the roles to
the user on this tab.
Column | Description |
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Selected | A check box that you select to assign this role to the selected user. |
Role name |
Read-only. |
Role description | Read-only. The description of the role. |

On this tab, you can see the account usage information. This tab is not available for domain users.
Element | Description |
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Account creation date | Read-only. The date and time when the account was created. |
Last login date |
Read-only. The date and time of the last login. |
Last lockout date | Read-only. The most recent date when the account was temporarily locked out. |
Last password change date | Read-only. The date and time of the most recent password change. |
Number of unsuccessful attempts to enter password |
Read-only. |
Number of unsuccessful attempts to enter recovery answer |
Read-only. |

You can use this tab to set up the range (or ranges) of IP addresses from which the
user may sign in.
If you have specified addresses here, access from other addresses
will not be allowed.
If you want to specify a list (rather than a range) of IP
addresses, specify the same address in both columns for each IP address.
Column | Description |
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From IP address | The IP address that starts the range of allowed IP addresses. |
Last IP address | The IP address that ends the range of allowed IP addresses. |