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| This user is an Assistant Manager, he can **Edit** or **Read** records for **Device**, **Door**, and **Time and Attendance** in order to manager his subordinate workers. \\ But he can only **Read** information of **User**, and cannot edit general **Settings** of the system as well as who has access to certain areas(**Access Group**). \\ | This user is an Assistant Manager, he can **Edit** or **Read** records for **Device**, **Door**, and **Time and Attendance** in order to manager his subordinate workers. \\ But he can only **Read** information of **User**, and cannot edit general **Settings** of the system as well as who has access to certain areas(**Access Group**). \\ | ||
| - | You will be able to see at the end of the page when you set **Custom Level**, you can see how this can be implemented. \\ | + | You will be able to see in Step 7 when you set **Custom Level**, you can see how this can be implemented. \\ |
| 1. Because Max belong to IT Department, we can setup Access Group and Access Level via Access Control menu.\\ | 1. Because Max belong to IT Department, we can setup Access Group and Access Level via Access Control menu.\\ | ||