• Users

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    Users are the individual accounts users of LemonEdge use to login to the system. Users must belong to at least one Team (for permissions) and at least one Role (for the functionality they can use and customisations).

  • Teams

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    Teams are an integral part of our permissions based system. They form the core of everything permissions are tied to. Users themselves do not have permissions, neither do Roles - although functionality can be configured around those entities, permissions should always be tied to teams to ensure they are enforced throughout the system (such as in reports).

  • Server Task Statuses View

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    The Status view of a task shows all the statuses that were associated with the task as it progressed to completion. This allows you to easily identify what the task did, along with any errors, problems, or summaries you would like.

  • Server Tasks View

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    Server Tasks allows you to monitor all tasks that are being processed, have been processed, or are in a queue, for the task servers. You can easily view the current progress of processing tasks, the results of completed tasks, or even cancel current tasks.

  • Server Tasks

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    Server Tasks holds every task that has been run on the task servers, including processed tasks, running tasks, and those still sitting in a queue. From here you can see the current status of running tasks, cancel running or queuing tasks, and create new tasks.

  • Refresh Servers

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    Refresh Servers provided a convenient and quick mechanism to invalidate the cache of all the servers. This causes all the latest data to be reloaded upon the next request.
    This is useful when you've made system changes, and for one reason or another, you're not sure they've propagated across correctly and you want to make sure everything is in sync correctly.

  • Open Architecture - Status

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    Our Status set of functions provide access to tools that allow you to monitor the current activity of the system, and to reset changes. It's designed to make sure you can find out what activity is being processed in the background and provide you mechanisms to administrate that should you need to. 

  • Reset System Roles

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    Reset System Roles is an admin task designed to restore the admin user, teams, permissions and standard role functionality. It provides an easy mechanism for recovering from any accidental changes that resulted in limited access to the system.