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Roles and Permissions
Gain an extra layer of security and oversight whenever you manage users.
Maintaining the permission protocols for your expanding RingCentral user-base doesn't have to be complicated or labor-intensive. Use RingCentral Roles and Permissions to provide role-based control over the functions accessible to your users. Each role includes a set of permissions that defines how much of the RingCentral system a user can access.
Benefits of Roles and Permissions
- Role-based access controls act like an extra layer of security to help you enforce company security policies by giving you complete oversight into which permissions are in use. With roles, the same level of access is unilaterally given to every user assigned to that role, greatly reducing the chances of producing outlier users with unauthorized levels of access.
- Custom roles support countless permission combinations, extending your range of granular control over how users can access RingCentral features. For each role, you can select the precise permissions you want to grant, and update your selections at any time.
- Roles give you the flexibility to respond quickly to business needs. Deleting or adding roles as you need them or modifying existing ones to match new requirements is simple.
- Use admin roles to distribute administrative responsibilities among select users across your team or organization.
- Assign admin roles for specific functions, like billing tasks or phone system setup, while restricting administrator-level changes to other parts of your RingCentral system.
- Custom admin roles, constructed with more granular permissions, can help you easily delegate specialized authority or jurisdiction to other admins.
Roles and Permissions FAQs
- You can create custom roles for every business need, from company-level positions to specialized functions or jurisdictions. For each role, select the permissions you want the role to have, such as access to phone settings but not to additional apps. Keep adding permissions until you reach the limit of features you want the role to access. Now, whenever you have a user who requires the same set of permissions, you can assign that role to the user, without having to select the permissions all over again.
Custom roles are only available with Office Premium and Ultimate editions.
- Access permissions either enable or prevent a user from using a feature or app. When a role doesn’t have permission to access a feature, that feature won’t display for the user, so it’s as if the feature doesn’t even exist. Similarly, when the role doesn’t have permission to access an app, the user is not able to download, log in, or use the app.
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