Hi there,
We have 2 administrators. Mainly because labels and especially tooltips need regular updating.
The problem is that with administrative rights you also may take potentially destructive actions, like adding non permitted additional options in a enum field, breaking API documentation for example.
My questions:
- how do I restrict someone to allow only access to eg the labelmanager, and nothing else?
- Admin audit : Is there a way to audit all PUTs to https:///myEspocrm.com/#admin ?
Like a stream but then for administrative changes?
- Admin audit : Currently I check my /custom folder for changes daily, and if something changed I git commit all changes to keep track (with only the date as text). This is a kind of audit trail, but not complete (eg workflows I need to audit differently. At this moment I dump the essentials to confluence with track changes)
What are your thoughts on this?
We have 2 administrators. Mainly because labels and especially tooltips need regular updating.
The problem is that with administrative rights you also may take potentially destructive actions, like adding non permitted additional options in a enum field, breaking API documentation for example.
My questions:
- how do I restrict someone to allow only access to eg the labelmanager, and nothing else?
- Admin audit : Is there a way to audit all PUTs to https:///myEspocrm.com/#admin ?
Like a stream but then for administrative changes?
- Admin audit : Currently I check my /custom folder for changes daily, and if something changed I git commit all changes to keep track (with only the date as text). This is a kind of audit trail, but not complete (eg workflows I need to audit differently. At this moment I dump the essentials to confluence with track changes)
What are your thoughts on this?