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Roles

  • What will I find in the "Roles and accesses" section?
  • What types of roles exist in Sesame, and what are their characteristics?
  • What are the Default General roles?
  • What are the Default Specific roles?
  • How can I create a role?
  • How can I duplicate roles?
  • How can I delete roles?
  • How can I edit the "Basic information" of a role?
  • How can I configure the "Access levels" of a role?
  • What are Holders and how can I assign them?
  • How can I assign roles if I manage a group of companies?
  • What are Managed and how can I assign them?
  • How can I see which groups or employees are managed by a role holder?
  • What is “Data privacy” for?
  • How do the roles granted through "Roles and Accesses" coexist with those granted by sections?
  • What is the "Change history"?
  • Why are there new roles in my account?
  • How can I manage access to employee data?
  • Do roles have default data privacy settings?
  • What happened to my “Access levels” settings after the migration to “Data privacy”?
  • What actions can each role perform?

What is “Data privacy” for?

From Data privacy, you decide which pieces of an employee’s personal information are available to people who hold a given role.

Go to: Configuration >> Roles and accesses >> [Role] >> Data privacy.

 

Employee information is grouped into three categories:

  • Personal data: document type and number, date of birth, address, social security number, and more.
  • Employment data: job title, education level, contribution group, bank account, and more.
  • Custom fields.

For each available data point, you have two options to choose from: view only (eye icon), or edit (pencil icon).

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