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Hello,
Is there a way to disable/remove rights to add override or modify rotation in on call schedules for certain users.
End goal: only admins are allowed to change/override a shift.
Regards
Adding and editing schedules/rotations is role-based on both an account-role level, and team-role level.
Account Admins and Owners can add/edit any and all schedules/rotations.
Accounts Users cannot add/edit all schedules/rotations, but can add/edit the schedules/rotations of the team(s) they are assigned as an admins.
Account Users who are also assigned a user role under a team will not be able to add/edit schedules/rotations.
There is also not a way to limit who can add an override at this time; Team admins will be able to swap any user in an override, while an account User+team user will only be able to add themself into an override.
Is there a plan to restrict override to users as well? The usecase here is to either give only Team Admins access to adding overrides ( removing the right from normal users, even for themselves )
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Not sure if there is any plan to add this option, but I did open a feature request for this functionality you follow, watch and vote for here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/OPSGENIE-1047
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