Managing Local Users

Use local authentication if your company does not use Microsoft Active Directory server, or if you want to give access to an external user who does not belong to your corporate domain. To create a local user: 1. Go to Administration > Users. 2. Cl...
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When a user is created, they can be added into one or more user groups. Membership in a user group does not affect user roles and the set of permissions, unless the user is included into Comindware administrators and Comindware architects groups. Add...
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Deleting a local user will delete the user account information. User information in tasks and items related to the deleted user will be shown as Name.Surname (Deleted). However, the administrator will be able to create a new user with such a login na...
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Deactivating a user means that a user will not be able to log in, though their personal information and all their activities, files, history, and other information will be kept in the system. At any moment you can reverse this change and reactivate t...
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