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Your [[Glossary#User account | User account]] in ICA-AtoM is tied to one of five [[Glossary#User roles | user roles]], each representing a different level of access to the system.
 
Your [[Glossary#User account | User account]] in ICA-AtoM is tied to one of five [[Glossary#User roles | user roles]], each representing a different level of access to the system.
 
  
 
=== Researcher ===
 
=== Researcher ===
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*Can search and browse descriptions (archival descriptions, authority records, institution descriptions).
 
*Can search and browse descriptions (archival descriptions, authority records, institution descriptions).
 
*Is the default role whenever a user accesses the application without logging in.
 
*Is the default role whenever a user accesses the application without logging in.
 
  
 
=== Contributor ===
 
=== Contributor ===
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*In a multi-repository system, create / edit access may be limited to descriptions originating from his or her own institution.
 
*In a multi-repository system, create / edit access may be limited to descriptions originating from his or her own institution.
  
 
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=== Editor ===
== Editor ===
 
  
 
An [[Glossary#Editor | editor]]:
 
An [[Glossary#Editor | editor]]:
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*Can edit controlled-vocabulary terms.
 
*Can edit controlled-vocabulary terms.
  
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=== Translator ===
  
A [[Glossary#Translator | '''translator''']]:
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A [[Glossary#Translator | translator]]:
 
*Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
 
*Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
 
*Can search and browse descriptions.
 
*Can search and browse descriptions.
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*May have translation access limited to a particular language.
 
*May have translation access limited to a particular language.
  
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=== Administrator ===
  
An [[Glossary#Administrator | '''administrator''']]:
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An [[Glossary#Administrator | administrator]]:
 
*Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
 
*Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
 
*Has full access to the system to create, read, update or delete any record in the system.
 
*Has full access to the system to create, read, update or delete any record in the system.
 
*Can customize application to institution-specific requirements.
 
*Can customize application to institution-specific requirements.
 
*Manages user accounts and profiles.
 
*Manages user accounts and profiles.

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User roles

Your User account in ICA-AtoM is tied to one of five user roles, each representing a different level of access to the system.

Researcher

A researcher:

  • Does not require a user name or password.
  • Has view-only access to the application.
  • Can search and browse descriptions (archival descriptions, authority records, institution descriptions).
  • Is the default role whenever a user accesses the application without logging in.

Contributor

A contributor:

  • Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
  • Can search, browse, create and edit descriptions.
  • In a multi-repository system, create / edit access may be limited to descriptions originating from his or her own institution.

Editor

An editor:

  • Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
  • Can search, browse, create and edit descriptions.
  • Can delete records.
  • Can edit controlled-vocabulary terms.

Translator

A translator:

  • Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
  • Can search and browse descriptions.
  • May or may not be able to create, edit and delete records.
  • Can translate user interface elements and database content.
  • May have translation access limited to a particular language.

Administrator

An administrator:

  • Is a registered user with a unique user name and password.
  • Has full access to the system to create, read, update or delete any record in the system.
  • Can customize application to institution-specific requirements.
  • Manages user accounts and profiles.