In Sage CRM, we can manage security access rights across the organization by using Security Profiles and Territories. Security Profile is a way of grouping users to define particular rights to them. New Stuff: Interactive Dashboard – Permission Denied Issue So in future if we need to make changes in rights then we can do… Read More »
SageCRM is like any other web application which can be hosted on IIS for access over the network. Network access of applications is highly vulnerable to risks of injections. Hence IIS provides different Authentication methodologies that can be configured for any web application. However improper configuration of these parameters may lead to other issues and… Read More »
Sage CRM has a sophisticated security mechanism using which users will be able to access only a particular set of data records. The entire data can also be restricted to the users. Recently we have observed new security matrix added in IIS for Sage CRM v7.2. i.e. User is Logged out automatically out of Sage… Read More »
Implementation of SageCRM most of the times contains the two majors tasks, one is the actual implementation-configurations and other is Customizations. Whenever we implement SageCRM we must draw clear line as to what can be done by standard and what needs to be customized so that we never overshoot our implementation runway and crash land… Read More »
Documents and library are the most efficient and useful functionalities in Sage CRM, however when we plan to move library folder to some other storage media or on other server there are number of security concerns that must be taken into consideration. We have posted several topics on this blog site to help you with… Read More »
Data security and data maintenance is very much important in today’s world. Many organizations follow the concept of territorial structure while some still stick to basics and make the data of user from one territory available for viewing purpose for user in another territory. This user might not have permissions to modify the data, but… Read More »
Users do not “belong” to either profiles or territories. Profiles and Territories are set up to reflect the structure of your organization. Users are then assigned a profile and home territory depending on their position in the organization. Security Profile: A profile is a way of grouping users when defining access rights (View, Update, Insert… Read More »