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If the pre-configured roles don't meet the needs of a user or group, or if you want to override settings configured at the group level for individual users, you can customize their settings in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
Granting access rights for partitions
To allow users to access the entities contained in a partition, you must them grant access rights for that partition.

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  - About users
    Users represent individuals with access to the Security Center SaaS system. System administrators create user entities and configure their rights and privileges.
  - Adding users
    Before you can manage devices and users in Security Center SaaS, you must first add users and assign their user role.
  - About groups
    A group is an entity that defines a group of users who share common properties and privileges.
  - Adding groups
    Set up groups in Security Center SaaS to have users automatically inherit privileges based on their group membership.
  - Changing your user password
    To enhance security, you can update your user password for Security Center SaaS.
  - Changing your multi-factor authentication settings
    To enhance security, you can enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) or modify your existing MFA settings for Security Center SaaS.
  - Advanced user management
    - Configuring advanced user settings
      If the pre-configured roles don't meet the needs of a user or group, or if you want to override settings configured at the group level for individual users, you can customize their settings in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - Setting user levels
        To define which users get priority over the PTZ controls of cameras, you must set the user level of users and group in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - About access rights and privileges
        Access rights and privileges define what a user or user group can do within your system, and which parts of your system they have access to. Users are granted a basic set of access rights and privileges by the role they are assigned when their profile is created.
      - Granting access rights for partitions
        To allow users to access the entities contained in a partition, you must them grant access rights for that partition.
      - Assigning privileges to users
        If the privileges of a pre-configured role don't meet a user's needs, you can adjust their privileges in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - Configuring users sign-in settings
        To define how and when a user can sign in to Security Center SaaS applications, you must configure their sign-in settings in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - Configuring user operation settings
        To define which active tasks and hot actions are available to users, you can configure their operation settings in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - Configuring user access to archived video
        To restrict a user's access to archived video beyond a specific time period, you can configure the limit archive viewing setting in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
      - Configuring video watermarking
        You can configure video watermarking for specific users and user groups. When enabled, all video requested by those users includes identifying text.
      - Setting a default map for users
        To display a specific map when a user opens the Maps task in Genetec™ Operation, you can set a default map in Genetec™ Configuration desktop.
    - About third-party authentication
      Third-party authentication uses a trusted, external identity provider to validate user credentials before granting access to one or more IT systems. The authentication process returns identifying information, such as a username, that is used to authorize or deny the requested access.
    - Integrating your corporate identity provider with Security Center SaaS for SSO
      To simplify the sign-in and authentication process, you can integrate your corporate identity provider with Security Center SaaS to enable single sign-on (SSO).
    - About user provisioning
      User provisioning is the process of managing user accounts in your system using a corporate identity provider. By integrating your Security Center SaaS system with Microsoft Entra ID or Okta, you can automate this process to reduce ongoing support costs and force compliance with security policies.
    - Setting up automatic user provisioning
      To manage users in your system through a corporate identity provider, your account owner or administrator can configure automatic user provisioning in Security Center SaaS by integrating with Microsoft Entra ID or Okta.
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Glossary

Granting access rights for partitions

2026-07-23

To allow users to access the entities contained in a partition, you must them grant access rights for that partition.

What you should know

Users are granted a basic set of access rights by the role they are assigned when their profile is created. They are also inherited from their parent user groups, and can be configured individually.

Procedure

From the homepage in Genetec™ Configuration desktop, click User Management > Advanced .
Select a user or group, and then click the Access rights tab.
Select the partitions that you want to grant access rights for.
This action automatically grants access rights for all its child partitions as well.
To revoke access rights for some of the child partitions, clear the checkbox beside the selected child partitions.
Click Apply.