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User Roles

In the DataPortal system, every user has a defined role that determines their scope of permissions and access to system functions. Roles are assigned by the account administrator or — in the case of integrators — by the owner of the parent account.

Table of roles and permissions

Role Description Scope of permissions
Integrator A role intended for companies or individuals integrating the DataPortal system with other solutions. The Integrator can create and manage subordinate accounts (sub-accounts), e.g. for their clients. - Creating subordinate accounts (sub-accounts)
- Managing the structure of projects and resources
- Assigning roles to sub-account users
- Full administrative access to all functions of its own account and sub-accounts
Administrator Responsible for managing the company account and the resources, screens, reports, and users within it. Cannot create sub-accounts. - Managing account users
- Creating projects, folders, sources and tags, screens
- Creating and managing reports
- Configuring alarms and permissions
- Full access to account resources
Manager Responsible for managing resources, screens, and reports within the projects assigned to them. Cannot manage users or projects. - Full access to resources within their assigned projects
- Access to billing and inPoint orders for the entire account
Operator A technical user who operates the system in day-to-day work. Has access only to SCADA (synoptic) screens, without the ability to modify the account structure. - Viewing SCADA screens
- Reading current data and alarm states
- Ability to control executive devices from the screens
- No ability to edit projects, resources, or configuration
Observer A user with access limited to viewing data and reports (from screens). Can browse resources but cannot modify them. - Viewing data, screens, and reports (from screens)
- No ability to control executive devices

Role hierarchy

Integrator
   └── Administrator
         ├── Manager
         ├── Operator
         └── Observer

Creating subordinate accounts

Only the Integrator has the right to create subordinate accounts (sub-accounts).