Managing Users and Workflows

• Which browsers can I use with Cascade Server?
• Can non-technical users create content with Cascade Server?
• How many users can Cascade Server support?
• How does Cascade Server support multiple users?
• Does Cascade Server track user actions?
• What is the function of roles in Cascade Server?
• How are access rights assigned in Cascade Server?
• How does Cascade Server handle workflows and approvals?
• How are workflow notifications and messages handled by Cascade Server?

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What is the function of roles in Cascade Server?

Roles outline the access rights for individual users. Roles also determine the order in which the workflow process occurs, according to the customization of the workflow process. The default roles include Contributor, Approver, Publisher, Manager, and Administrator. An Administrator assigns roles. Roles are not inherited according to the workflow process; rather, a user must be given specific roles to contribute to the workflow process (i.e. if an Approver needs the ability to edit content then (s)he must be given a Contributor role in addition to the Approver role.

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