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When accessing TIM Enterprise you are required to enter a username and password in the web browser, which form a login credential known as Web user.
The placement in the directory structure of the web user account will determine the part of the Directory they are allowed to access. Virtual groups can also be set up to allow web users to report across the directory structure.
A web user is given a Web class to determine which features they can access. By default, there are two web classes:
| Web class | Function |
|---|---|
| Administrator | An administrator can make changes to the Directory and access all of the system's functions. |
| Standard User | A standard users can only consume information from the system, e.g. run reports, show display boards, etc. |
 | There are no limits to the number of web users you can add to the Directory. |
A Web User is defined as a person who can log in to the TIM Enterprise system via a web browser. Their placement determines which parts of the Directory they can access.
A Web User is given a Web class to determine which features they can access. By default, there are two web classes:-
| Web class | Function |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Can make changes to the Directory and access all of the system's functions. |
| Standard User | Can only consume information from the system, e.g. run reports, show display boards, etc. |
Numerous web classes can be setup if required.
Virtual groups can also be set up to allow Web Users to report across the directory structure.
There are no limits to the number of Web Users you can have with TIM Enterprise.
