Users Configuration Overview

Users page

The Users List page displays the list of existing users.

Filter Component

Use the Mystique SDK filter component to search for and view user details. This component should search based on the filtering criteria below:

• Username
• First name
• Last name
• Type 
• Status
• Primary Email
• Created On
• Updated On

User Table

The Users table displays information in the following columns:

• Username: The username of a particular user.
• First Name: The first name of a particular user.
• Last Name: The last name of a particular user.
• Type: Type of user, allowed values for type are:
  • ADMIN: This is the Account level user type. 
  • RETAILER: This is for Retailer users who can access the Retailer-level related data.
  • API: This will be used for API users (Used by an external system to integrate with the Fluent Commerce platform).
  • AGENT: This is for the Location-level User (For example, Store user).
• Status: The status of the user. Possible values are ACTIVE and INACTIVE.
• Roles: The set of permissions for a user. Roles are assigned to users.

`The username`

`Username`

Read more about how users, roles, permissions, and settings work in the Fluent Platform in the Users, Roles, and Permissions article.

USER DETAILS PAGE

The User Details page displays detailed information about the particular user.

Breadcrumbs

Back to Users: Link navigating back to the Users page.

Summary card

The summary card contains the following information:

• ID: The unique identifier of the user assigned by Fluent Commerce.
• Username: The username of a particular user.
• Status: The status of the user.
• Type: The type of the user.
• Creation Date: Date and time when the user was created.
• Updated Date: Date and time when the user was last updated.

Details card

The Details card contains the following information:

• First Name: The first name of the user.
• Last Name: The last name of the user.
• Email: The primary email of a particular user.
• Phone: The primary phone number of a particular user.

Roles table

The Roles table displays information in the following columns:

Role: The set of permissions for a user. Roles are assigned to users.

Context (ID): The identifier of the context. The

`role`

How does Context influence Roles and Permissions?

Roles are assigned within a Context, and higher levels of Context will automatically allocate to lower levels. For example, if a User has a Role which grants the ORDER_UPDATE Permission in the Account context, they will also have that Permission for all Retailers and Agents (Location level context) below that Account. 

Learn more about how to Configure OMS