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Providing access to Element-related Functions
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Click the Elements button to view the Elements panel.

Use this panel to specify the element-related tasks that the user is permitted to perform.
The following table describes the various items in the Elements panel—
| Item... |
Check/Select this item to… |
Default Value (if any) |
| Add Employees |
Allow the user to add Employee entries. |
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| Edit Employees |
Allow the user to make changes to Employee entries. |
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| Delete Employees |
Allow the user to delete Employee entries. |
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| View/Modify Employee Rates |
Specify whether the user can view or modify Employee Rates. You can only select one option here.
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Select… |
To... |
| None |
Disallow the user from viewing or modifying Employee Rates. |
| Self |
Allow the user to view or modify only his/her own rates. |
| Group |
Allow the user to view or modify the rates of anyone in his/her group (or in the groups that have been added to the security policy). (This would be an ideal choice for Group managers or Team leaders.) |
| All |
Allow the user to view or modify the rates of any employee of the organization. (This would be an ideal choice for Managers.) | |
None |
| Add Elements |
Allow the user to add Element entries. |
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| Edit Elements |
Allow the user to make changes to Element entries. |
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| Delete Elements |
Allow the user to delete Element entries. |
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| Add Expense Codes |
Allow the user to add Expense Code entries. |
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| Edit Expense Codes |
Allow the user to make changes to Expense Code entries. |
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| Delete Expense Codes |
Allow the user to delete Expense Codes entries. |
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| Add Holidays |
Allow the user to add Holiday entries. |
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| Edit Holidays |
Allow the user to make changes to Holiday entries. |
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| Delete Holidays |
Allow the user to delete Holiday entries. |
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Tip: Click the Check All button to check all the check boxes. Similarly, click the Uncheck All button to clear all the check boxes. |
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Tip: Sometimes you may need to check most of the items, but keep only a few unchecked. A quick way to do this is to click the Check All button (to check all the items) and then individually uncheck the items you don’t want selected. |
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Next: Providing access to Task-related functions
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