Recommended group structures - BuildBee Support

Recommended group structures


To use groups and permissions features, you must be on an enterprise level subscription.
To get you started with the BuildBee group management tool, we have come up with some recommended group structures. The approach you decide to take may be influenced by the size of your user base and the level of access you wish to grant to them.
Regardless of which approach you choose, each user should have their own account.


Approach one

- Setting up a site with no managers and no special groups. This simply allows all users who join the site to print to and manage all the printers within the site. This is a great solution for a small office or some other well-controlled site of trusted users.

BuildBee global user rights

 

Approach Two

- Create minimal groups with specific roles. We recommend the following groups and settings for each: 

 
Can submit models to a queue
Can print with group's printers
Can maintain group's printers
Can view dashboards
Can view lesson plans
Can manage everything 
Site Managers
Green tick

Green tick

Green tick
Green tick
Green tick
Green tick
Teachers
Green tick

Green tick
Green tick
Green tick
Green tick
Red cross 
Trusted Users
Green tick

Green tick
Green tick
Green tick
Red cross 
Red cross 
Students
Green tick

Green tick
Red cross 
Red cross 
 Red cross
Red cross 


BuildBee group rights


It is important to remember that group rights are additive. E.g. If a user is able to maintain the site printer in one group, but isn't able to in another group, they will still be able to maintain the printer. If the intent is to restrict the access of a user, they will need to be removed from groups granting those rights (deleting or turning the group off will work too).


Approach three

- Creating groups to allow users to print for each class or time slot period.  Group access can be turned on or off as required by using the Enable/Disable switch.

BuildBee group activity


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