Allowing Users to Access a Process

The Access Rights section of the Design page allows you to set roles for the users who interact with your business process. If you have the Forms Portal add-on for Laserfiche Forms, you can select whether users must sign in with their Laserfiche credentials to fill out the form or whether it will be publicly available. By default, authentication is required.

You can assign one of the following sets of rights to the starting form:

You can hide action history from users by selecting one of the following items:

Users can have one of the following roles for a process:

Note: Full named users can have any of the roles above. Participants can only have the Submitter role.

Note: By default, the user who created the process will be assigned the Process Admin role for that process.

To add a user or group

  1. In the text box under Process, type the name of the user or group you want to add. As you type a name, a drop-down list will appear with suggested names that you can select.
  2. Tip: We recommend applying security at the group level whenever possible. Group-based security is easier to apply security, is faster to update, and ensures consistent access based on your organization's structure.

  3. Click Add.
  4. In the table, select a role for the user or group. Your changes will be automatically saved.

Invalid users and groups

Users that are no longer named users in the Laserfiche repository, groups that no longer exist in the Laserfiche repository, and users and groups that no longer have a valid LDAP profile are marked as invalid in the Named Users list. Invalid users cannot access Laserfiche Forms until they are restored on the Laserfiche server or in LDAP. You can delete these users from this list by clicking the x in the Status column.

To remove users or groups

Click the x next to the users that should be denied access to the process

Note: Users added to a specific instance report will only see the data for that report, and will not be able to see full instance data unless they also have process-level roles.

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