People who use Cyberday are divided into four different user groups. This article goes through the purposes of different user levels.

Admins

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The founder of an organization's Cyberday account becomes the first administrator. The administrator can e.g. manage other users and select the requirements frameworks that guide the work of the organization.

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Administrator in Cyberday

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• Can manage other users and settings in the Organization Dashboardview
• Can edit selectable frameworks
• Shows the items you own in the Taskbook view
• You can accept the instructions in the guidebook view

Team

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Team member in Cyberday:

• Accesses the Organization Dasboardview
• Can't see admin functions on the organization's dashboard(see Admins)
• Shows the items you own in the Taskbook view
• You can accept the instructions in the Guidebook view

Contributors

When a new user is added to Cyberday, he or she becomes a contributor by default. The base user can be named as the owner of the tasks to be performed or documented, and he can view / edit these from his own Taskbook view.

Contributor in Cyberday

• Shows the items you own in the Taskbook view
• You can accept the instructions in the Guidebook view
• Cannot access the Organization Dashboard view. The basic user is instructed to request a legal change from the administrators if they wish.

Employee

Every user in your organization's Teams environment who has either installed or assigned a Cyberday application to their own Teams environment as an administrator will be added as an employee from Cyberday's perspective.

Employee in Cyberday

• Can accept guidelines in Guidebook view
• By default, you cannot access other views, but you can request access to them if you wish

An access request can be accepted by one of the administrators on the organization's Dashboard.

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