Contents IT Service Management Previous Topic Next Topic Set security for items and categories Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share This content is now available in English, Japanese, and German! Choose the language that you want from the language list in the page header. Set security for items and categories An administrator can control access to content in the service catalog by creating and applying user criteria records. Catalog managers and catalog editors can apply existing user criteria for items and categories to which they are assigned. Catalog managers and catalog editors cannot create or edit user criteria directly. You can create user criteria records that define conditions for user information and then apply these criteria records to catalog items and categories. In this way you can control access to these items and categories. For example, create a USA Sales user criteria record matching users who are both in the sales team and based in the USA. Then apply this record to the USA IT Hardware catalog category, so only users matching the record can access that category. The feature is active by default in new Fuji instances and upgraded instances that do not use entitlement-based access controls. If you upgrade an instance that uses entitlements, you can migrate to user criteria to take advantage of the improved control, flexibility, and reuse. Access controls allow you to: Manage access to multiple items and categories in one user criteria record. For example, create a single UK Employees user criteria record and apply it to multiple items and categories that are available to employees in the UK. Allow access if one condition matches, or if all conditions match. For example, define that only users who are both in a specific location and who belong to a specific department can have access. Use Available For and Not Available For lists to allow or prohibit access to users matching the conditions in a criteria record. For example, specify that a US-based catalog category is available for the users located in the USA but is not available for users belonging to the Sales department (whether in the US or not). Extend matching to create conditions matching additional fields in the User [sys_user] table, without having to use a script. For example, you can add a condition to match items against the Cost center field in user records. Note: For changes in User [sys_user] table records to be effective, you should log out and log in. Create a user criteria record in Service CatalogCreate a user criteria record to define conditions that are evaluated against user records.Apply user criteria to items and categoriesApply a user criteria record to items and categories, either from the item or category form or from the user criteria form.Extend user criteriaExtend the user criteria table when the available user criteria fields are not sufficient. User criteria references various user fields, such as department, company, and groups. You can extend user criteria with a custom field to include any other user reference field of interest.User criteria migrationService catalog user criteria records provide access control for service catalog items and categories. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
This content is now available in English, Japanese, and German! Choose the language that you want from the language list in the page header. Set security for items and categories An administrator can control access to content in the service catalog by creating and applying user criteria records. Catalog managers and catalog editors can apply existing user criteria for items and categories to which they are assigned. Catalog managers and catalog editors cannot create or edit user criteria directly. You can create user criteria records that define conditions for user information and then apply these criteria records to catalog items and categories. In this way you can control access to these items and categories. For example, create a USA Sales user criteria record matching users who are both in the sales team and based in the USA. Then apply this record to the USA IT Hardware catalog category, so only users matching the record can access that category. The feature is active by default in new Fuji instances and upgraded instances that do not use entitlement-based access controls. If you upgrade an instance that uses entitlements, you can migrate to user criteria to take advantage of the improved control, flexibility, and reuse. Access controls allow you to: Manage access to multiple items and categories in one user criteria record. For example, create a single UK Employees user criteria record and apply it to multiple items and categories that are available to employees in the UK. Allow access if one condition matches, or if all conditions match. For example, define that only users who are both in a specific location and who belong to a specific department can have access. Use Available For and Not Available For lists to allow or prohibit access to users matching the conditions in a criteria record. For example, specify that a US-based catalog category is available for the users located in the USA but is not available for users belonging to the Sales department (whether in the US or not). Extend matching to create conditions matching additional fields in the User [sys_user] table, without having to use a script. For example, you can add a condition to match items against the Cost center field in user records. Note: For changes in User [sys_user] table records to be effective, you should log out and log in. Create a user criteria record in Service CatalogCreate a user criteria record to define conditions that are evaluated against user records.Apply user criteria to items and categoriesApply a user criteria record to items and categories, either from the item or category form or from the user criteria form.Extend user criteriaExtend the user criteria table when the available user criteria fields are not sufficient. User criteria references various user fields, such as department, company, and groups. You can extend user criteria with a custom field to include any other user reference field of interest.User criteria migrationService catalog user criteria records provide access control for service catalog items and categories.
Set security for items and categories An administrator can control access to content in the service catalog by creating and applying user criteria records. Catalog managers and catalog editors can apply existing user criteria for items and categories to which they are assigned. Catalog managers and catalog editors cannot create or edit user criteria directly. You can create user criteria records that define conditions for user information and then apply these criteria records to catalog items and categories. In this way you can control access to these items and categories. For example, create a USA Sales user criteria record matching users who are both in the sales team and based in the USA. Then apply this record to the USA IT Hardware catalog category, so only users matching the record can access that category. The feature is active by default in new Fuji instances and upgraded instances that do not use entitlement-based access controls. If you upgrade an instance that uses entitlements, you can migrate to user criteria to take advantage of the improved control, flexibility, and reuse. Access controls allow you to: Manage access to multiple items and categories in one user criteria record. For example, create a single UK Employees user criteria record and apply it to multiple items and categories that are available to employees in the UK. Allow access if one condition matches, or if all conditions match. For example, define that only users who are both in a specific location and who belong to a specific department can have access. Use Available For and Not Available For lists to allow or prohibit access to users matching the conditions in a criteria record. For example, specify that a US-based catalog category is available for the users located in the USA but is not available for users belonging to the Sales department (whether in the US or not). Extend matching to create conditions matching additional fields in the User [sys_user] table, without having to use a script. For example, you can add a condition to match items against the Cost center field in user records. Note: For changes in User [sys_user] table records to be effective, you should log out and log in. Create a user criteria record in Service CatalogCreate a user criteria record to define conditions that are evaluated against user records.Apply user criteria to items and categoriesApply a user criteria record to items and categories, either from the item or category form or from the user criteria form.Extend user criteriaExtend the user criteria table when the available user criteria fields are not sufficient. User criteria references various user fields, such as department, company, and groups. You can extend user criteria with a custom field to include any other user reference field of interest.User criteria migrationService catalog user criteria records provide access control for service catalog items and categories.
