User roles determine the tasks that a user can complete in the eDiscovery Manager web client. You can assign multiple roles to a
user.
Important: Your ability to
perform tasks depends on the roles that were assigned to you. Only
icons and menu options for tasks that are associated with your roles
are visible to you. Be aware that this topic might include information
that is not relevant to your roles.
To configure user roles:
- On the Administration page, click User Roles
in the Navigation pane.
- Select one or more users from the Users list.
You can limit the list of users by entering part of a user name in the Filter
users field.
Tip: To see the list of tasks that a specific user can complete, click the
Information icon next to the name of the user. The list is based on the roles
that are assigned to the user.
- Select the roles to assign to the selected users.
- Archive Searcher
- Users with this role can search content archives and view any content in those archives.
- Auditor
- Users with this role can search for, and view, audit records. They can also create, view, and
manage audit reports.
Auditors have access only to the Audit Search and
Audit Reports tabs. They cannot configure the tasks to be audited; this is
the responsibility of the IT Administrator.
- Case Administrator
- Users with this role can complete the following tasks:
- Create, update, and delete cases
- Add content to, and remove content from, a case
- Move content between folders and copy content from one folder to another folder
- Search content archives
- View content in the client applications that created them
- Export content
- Identify, add, delete, and edit ignore text
- Analyze content by using IBM® eDiscovery Analyzer
- Case Builder
- Users with this role can complete the following tasks:
- Add content to, and remove content from, a case
- Move content between folders and copy content from one folder to another folder
- Search content archives
- Case Reviewer
- Users with this role can analyze content by using eDiscovery Analyzer.
They cannot download content. Outside counsel is a good example of a user to which to assign this
role.
- Case Searcher
- Users with this role can search a case and view any content in that case.
- CSV File Creator
- Users with this role can search a case and view any content in that case. They can also save the
data in all rows and columns in the search results or in a folder to a CSV file.
- Exporter
- Users with this role can export content.
- IT Administrator
- Users with this role can configure all aspects of eDiscovery Manager
except the assignment of roles to users. (Role assignment is the responsibility of Super Users.) IT
Administrators have access only to the Administration page.
- Native Viewer
- Users with this role can view content in the client applications that created them. This role
offers the advantage of displaying the content exactly as it was created.
Users without this role
can view content only in HTML format.
- Super User
- Users with this role can complete any task in the system. Super Users have several unique abilities:
- They can assign roles to other users.
- They can search on administration-level fields.
- They can see the Delete Case task and take action on it.
Tip: To see a complete list of the tasks that are associated with each role, click the
information icon next to the role.
To update a user's privileges after assigning the user a non-Super User role, the
Case Administrator or eDiscovery Manager administrator must remove the user
from each case and then add the user back to each case. Doing so refreshes the user's privileges on
that case based on the user's current role assignments.
- Click Apply.
Your changes are immediately visible to you. Your changes will
take effect for all new eDiscovery Manager web client
sessions and for all new tasks. Existing eDiscovery Manager sessions and currently running tasks will continue to operate under the configuration settings
that were in place when the users of those sessions logged into the eDiscovery Manager web client.