User Access - Security System:

• Windows 2000 like security system: Individual users belong to any number of user groups, and restrictions are set on a group by group basis Administrators, Supervisors, Users, Guests, etc… Similar to the security system used in Windows 2000
• Administrators control all aspects of user permissions via a centralized easy to use dialog.
• Add as many users, or user groups as you like. Put users in one or all groups to control permissions.
• Set permissions on a feature by feature basis, not just “areas’ like competing products.
• Users can log out without exiting the application.
• User login and logouts are recorded in a history list available to the administrator.
• Administrators can see all users who are currently logged in.
• Administrators can lock out users from the system, including forcing users out at a certain date and time. Simplifies system maintenance if you want exclusive access to the database.
• By far, the most robust and flexible security features of any competing software.