Security
Birst users are automatically created when a user is added to the appropriate IFS role. The Birst users are mapped with the users' corresponding email address in IFS.
The naming pattern of a Birst user is Tenant-ID_IFS-GUID,
for example:
MyCompany_DEV_30002b46-ded7-49c0-8bd8-a919f01101e9Application roles and Business roles are the types of user roles that are based on Birst security groups. The Application role provides access to both the applications in Infor Ming.le™ and the spaces within Birst. The Business roles are synchronized between IFS and Birst.
Application roles:
- M3A prefix-User, for example, M3ADISBIRST-User
- M3A prefix-Consumer Administrator, for example, M3ADISBIRST-Consumer Administrator
- M3A prefix-Model Administrator, for example, M3ADISBIRST-Model Administrator
The User role gives general access to the consumer space and creates a Birst user that corresponds to the Infor Ming.le user. The administrator roles grant administrator access in the model, consumer, and extension spaces.
Business roles:
- M3A Administrators
- M3A Default Subject Area
- M3A Sales
- M3A Finance
- M3A Procurement
- M3A Rental
- M3A Equipment
- M3A Production
- M3A Warehouse
- M3A Opportunity Management
These business roles represent the Birst Groups within the Birst consumer space. Users added to the M3AEQPBIRST-User role must belong to at least one of the business roles to access the content.
Birst Application comes with two IFS roles: Birst Systemadministrator and Birst User. Birst User creates a user in Birst and grants access to the Birst Ming.le Application. Birst Systemadministrator provides the user with account administration privileges within Birst.