Before users can access the user interface, you must configure who can access it and
define the views that are available.
Before you begin
Complete the following prerequisites:
- Learn about how users can interact with the user interface. For more information, see
Getting started with the UI in the
IBM OpenPages User Guide.
- Learn about views and how they are defined in the View Designer. For information, see Views and Defining and publishing views with the View Designer.
- Learn about the GRC Workflow feature and plan how
you will use it. Configure it after you configure the UI with the exception of Task Views and Admin
Views, which can be designed concurrently. For information, see Setting up GRC Workflow.
About this task
During the configuration process, plan and design what you want users to accomplish in the UI.
After configuring the UI, you can define views that allow users to interact with OpenPages in a way that is tailored to your
requirements.
Procedure
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Update the permissions for role templates for administrators who are configuring the UI.
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Click .
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Click a role template, and go to the Role Permissions section.
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Click Edit.
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Select the permission.
Administrators with this permission can define views with the task in the UI.
In addition to Views, this permission also controls whether the
task is displayed.
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Select the permission.
Administrators with this permission can define dashboards with the task in the
UI.
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No changes are required to the permissions for role templates for users who access the UI. All
users have access to the UI.
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Review profiles for users who will use the UI.
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Define default dashboards for profiles. For more information, see Dashboards and Defining a dashboard for a profile.
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Create the views that are used in the UI. For information, see Views.
- Optional:
Customize the Primary menu.
- Optional:
Configure IBM Watson®
components that are used with OpenPages. For more
information, see Configuring Integrations.
- Optional:
Configure a Net Promoter Score
survey. For more information, see Configuring a Net Promoter Score survey.