Managing Users And Their Settings | Product Discussions

T S · 2025-03-18T20:45:00.714000Z

So I finally stumbled across the setting where you can now disable descriptions in UI v4's resource tree, which is a huge improvement, but it's kind of kicked me back to another pain point we've had with the software since becoming a customer. Is there any current way for system administrators to actually configure a user's settings/experience, either as an individual or at a group level? I've not seen anything thus far, which means we need to create a lengthy document for all the things a user needs to do to their portal settings so they match what they've seen in our training sessions and/or documentation we create. Even something like a "Test User Permissions" button to temporarily grant you access to their configuration would be a great help.In a similar vein, shouldn't there be a way to tie Roles to User Groups, rather than manually applying Roles to each user? Someone at LM recently told me in a call that this is generally done by applying Roles to AD groups, but we aren't managing group membership that way. It seems there should be an option for doing this outside of AD membership in the event that's not the primary control mechanism being used.What are other people doing to manage their users' experiences?

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