This is the user-management-area. All users who have access to Zammad can be edited here.
There is an overview about all registered users in the system. That includes agents, admins and customer:
If nothing has been selected, as you can see on the last screen, all user groups are displayed. If you select one (or two) user groups, only the users that are assigned to this role are displayed, as you can see in the following picture:
Here, only the administrators are selected - there are two in this system.
On the right side by clicking "new user" a new user can be created:
Existing users can be edited by clicking on this user. You can reach the following mask on both paths. In the upper part of the mask all personal details can be registered:
In the "Organization" field, the user can be directly assigned to a customer group / organization. Only existing organizations can be selected. Customers of the same organization can view each other items (if the organization is set as a "shared" organization).
You can also change the password to log in to Zammad.
Users can be set as a VIP (These users can be selected specifically for the SLA or other automatisms, in which these users must be distinguished from other users).
You can create further fields in the agent interface by choosing System --> Objects.
Any other relevant information about the user can be entered in the lower part of the edit mask (note). This information is only visible to agents:
With the import action (since Zammad 2.5) you can download a sample CSV file and upload your own CSV file.
To reduce the error rate of unwanted mass changes, a test import is carried out first and a summary appears at the end. If you agree with the summary, the CSV import can be finally executed.
...can only be set here, via this mask!
First, you can set which role the user should have in the system. Does this user have administrative rights, is he/she an agent who processes the tickets or a customer who only sees and processes his own tickets?
If the current user is an agent, you can select this option to open further settings. Now it is possible to select which rights are assigned to him in which group:
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| READ | Read only access to the tickets and entries of this group. |
| CREATE | Right to create tickets or entries in this group. |
| CHANGE | Right to change the attributes of tickets or entries or areas that belong to this group. |
| OVERVIEW | Right to see tickets in the overviews. A view of the ticket details is not possible. |
| FULL | Right to create, read, change and see tickets in the overviews. |
Hint
If a user gets no rights to one group, the system does not display a ticket or ticket notification to the user. This group, for which he has no rights, is also not displayed in the group selection.
It's also possible to show the view from user's perspective - scroll over the action-column, like that:
This function can be used, for example, to test whether the rights assignment for the respective user has been set correctly - i. e. that this user only has access to the areas assigned to him/her.
If a user is set to inactive, he/she can no longer log in to the system. Other, active users will no longer see this user as a possible ticket owner.
Hint
Disabling a Customer does not deny E-Mails from that customer!
Note
Every user needs their own e-mail address to log in to the system and to view and edit their tickets. Agents and Admin need the email address for registration only. The emails sent to the customer are written from the email-address set in the group settings. Your own e-mail address can be placed in the signature.