Granular Control

With Granular Control, you can take more control of the features on your team, and limit certain features to certain users or certain user groups.

Granular Control Requirements:

Details:

  • Splashtop Enterprise can now use our granular control features to specify which users on the team can use Attended Access (SOS), File Transfer, copy/paste, two-step verification, Remote Printing and 1-to-Many.
    • Note: Attended Access (SOS) and 1-to-Many are available only with Enterprise Remote Support licenses.

Default Granular Settings

  • The Team Owner can configure the default feature permission per user role under Management → Settings under the role icons. This determines a user’s default Attended Access permission when they are invited to the team (I.e., if Admin and Member are checked under Default Granular Settings next to attended access, they will have attended access by default when first joining the team).

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User Granular Settings

  • Under Management → Users, you can also configure Granular Control per group. Click the three dots icon to the right of the group's name and click "Group Granular Control".

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  • To configure this per user, click the three dots icon next to the user's name and click "User Granular Control".
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  • On: This user will have access to the selected feature.
  • Off: This user will NOT have access to the selected feature.
  • Follow Group: Selecting this option will follow the group granular settings. To set the user group granular settings, click the gear wheel next to the Group name and select "Group Granular Control".
    • When adjusting  the group setting, you can configure this option for the entire group to either On/Off or to follow the team default settings.
  • Default: Selecting this option will follow the Default Granular Settings set under Management → Settings.
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