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Report Permissions

Permissions are set at the application level or report level or both in CDM. Report permissions determine what you can and cannot do with specified reports.

Report Generation

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Generate Entire Report

Generate the entire report

Generate Selected Report Objects

Generate selected objects or sections of a report that belong to a custom group

Generate Validation Report

Generate the validation reports

Generate EDGAR HTML

Generate EDGAR HTML

Export Report

Export reports

Generate Report Containing Macros

Generate Excel or PowerPoint output that includes Macros (see Macros in Generated Output)

Security and Workflow

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Manage Report Object Workflow

View and modify the workflow for an object or section

Manage Report Workflow

View and modify the workflow for a report

Manage Report Object Checklists

Add, modify, or delete checklists associated with an object

Add Object-Level Comments

Add comments in an object

Add Report-Level Comments

Add comments at the report level

View Comments

View comments

Delete User Comments

Delete comments at the report or object level

Delete All Comments

Delete all comments

Manage Variable Security

Set variable security for users, which controls what is displayed in the Insert Variable window.

Report Object Management

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Add Object

Add, copy, cut, paste, or move sections or report objects in the report

Add Web Object

Add, copy, cut, paste, or move a web object in the report

Delete Object

Delete sections, report objects, or web objects in the report

View Report

View the report

Push Down Objects

Push sections and report objects down to other reports. In the destination report, grant permission to view the report and to add sections and report objects. In the source report, grant permission to push down section or report object updates and to create sections or report objects.

Break Reference

Break references to a shared object in a report

Unshare Object

Unshare an object that has a reference to a shared object in a report. When the current report object is shared, it makes the report object visible in the window that opens when you add reference objects. When a report object is set as Shared, an icon in the report tree beside the report object name indicates that the report object is a shared object.

Reference Shared Objects

Work with shared objects. A shared object can be added as a copy of the shared object or as a reference object that is updated when changes are made to the source object. Shared objects can be unshared and references to the shared objects can be broken without deleting the report object.

Modify Report Properties

Modify the properties of a report

Modify Report Object Properties

Modify the properties of a section or report object

Modify Print Settings of a Report Object

Modify the print settings for a section or report object, such as changing an object from Printable to Not Printable

Modify Break Type of a Report Object

Modify the break type of a report object in order to insert blank pages or blank rows between report objects

Manage Report Object Attachments

Manage attachments for report objects

Tag Report Objects with Custom Group

Associate report objects with custom groups

Protect Report Object Data

Protect data of the report object

Perform Write-Back

Perform the Write-Back operation

Import Report Objects

Import report objects into the report

Export Objects

Export report objects in the report

Data Source

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Load Data from Query

Load data from data queries that are available for the report

Audit Trail

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

View Audit Trail

View the audit trail for the report. See also Application Permissions > View > View Audit Trail

Snapshot

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Create Snapshot

Create snapshots of the report

Delete Snapshot

Delete snapshots of the report that are no longer needed

View Snapshot

View or compare snapshots of the report

Variables

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Manage Report Query Variables

Override values for existing query variables at the report level

Manage Report Object Query Variables

Override values for existing query variables at the object level

View

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

View Progress Report

Navigate to and export, group, or filter the results in the progress report

View Orphan Variable Report

View the orphan variable report to analyze and detect orphan variable references in the report

View Reference Variables

View the reference variable report and track different variations of variables available in the report

View User by Workflow Report

View the user by workflow report to check the assignment of users to different stages of a workflow

Manage Desktop Publishing Tags

Work with desktop publishing tags. See also Application Permissions > View > Manage Desktop Publishing Styles.

Workflow Visibility

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

View All Objects

View all objects in the report (no filtering)

View Objects by Workflow

View only the objects if the user is part of at least one workflow state for the object

View Objects by Workflow State

View only the report objects when the current workflow state advances to a state that the user is a part of

Note: When two different groups are assigned different workflow visibility settings, the permission that takes precedence is the least permissions. For example: Group 1 has View All Objects, Group 2 has View Objects by Workflow. If a user is assigned to both group 1 and group 2, then the user permission will be set to View Objects by Workflow. This controls the level of access based on different user roles.

Certent 365 Project

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Owner

 

Member

 

Filing Wizard

Permission

Allows the user the ability to

Create Filing

 

Delete Filing

 

View Filing

 

Submit Live Filing

 

Amend Filing

 

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