The admin area, within OneBoxBM, is designed to provide access to all administrative functions.
The area split into 6 distinct sections.
See below for an overview of the workforce section.
Manage the list of departments that your employees can be assigned to.
For example:
Manage the list of job roles that can be assigned to your employees.
For example:
Manage the list of things that your employees are responsible for.
For example:
Manage your employees default rates of pay for a given date range, such as the year start/end or the financial year.
Specify rates per hour, day, week, month or year.
For example:
Manage your list of employee groups.
Employee groups will typically mirror your departments and the roles within the department.
For example:
This is designed to work in conjunction with the permission system by allowing you to grant access based upon which group an employee belongs to.
Manage your list of employee document types.
For example:
Manage your list of shared employee document types.
For example:
See below for an overview of the clients section.
Manage your list of client groups.
Group suppliers based upon their type, for example
Or their parent organisation/group.
Manage your list of client document types.
For example:
Manage your list of shared client document types.
For example:
See below for an overview of the suppliers section.
Manage your list of supplier groups.
Group suppliers based upon their type, for example
Or their parent organisation/group.
Manage your list of supplier document types.
For example:
Manage your list of shared supplier document types.
For example:
See below for an overview of the time off/leave section.
Manage the time off settings for your employee user accounts.
See below for an overview of the users section.
Manage the list of user groups that will be used when granting access to users in the system.
For example:
Manage your employees user accounts and login details.
(Employees are only able to access the system once you have specified their login details and set their account status to active.)
The base subscription includes accounts for up to 10 employees.
Send account notification emails to your employees.
(Notifications can only be sent to employees with user accounts.)
See below for an overview of the terminal section.
Manage your terminal accounts and login details.
(Terminal accounts are required to setup a computer/device as a terminal.)
See below for an overview of the permissions section.
Manage the permissions that apply to all users.
Specify if users have permissions when:
Manage the permissions that apply to users in specific user groups.
Specify if users have permissions when:
Manage the permissions that apply to individual users.
Specify if users have permissions when:
Assign permissions at the group level for the best balance between convenience and flexibility.
We also recommend taking a look at our permissions overview prior to managing permissions. It should only take a few minutes to read and will undoubtedly save you some time.