Overview

The self-service offers three distinct user roles: Admin , Activator, and Viewer .

Each role has clearly defined permissions and access rights based on its intended purpose.

This page explains the differences between the roles, which functions they can perform, and what they are designed for.

Description:

Admins have full access to all functions within the self-service.

They can manage contracts end-to-end – from activation and add-ons to termination. Admins can also onboard gateways and manage users.

Permissions:

Recommended for:

Central administrators or key users responsible for both the technical and organizational use of the self-service.

Description:

Activators can perform nearly all operational tasks. They can activate products, onboard gateways, and add add-ons. They can also view contract details, but cannot terminate contracts or manage users.

Permissions:

Recommended for:

Technical or operational users who set up and manage systems but do not require administrative access.

Description:

Viewers have read-only access. They cannot perform any actions but can view essential contract information. This role is ideal for users who need to stay informed about systems and contracts without making changes.

Permissions:

Recommended for:

Managers, controllers, or stakeholders who need to access information without interacting with or modifying the system.