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User permissions, called "Roles" in RBC PayEdge, allow the Super Admin to designate which Users can complete which tasks.
The Roles are assigned to each User profile when you add a new User, and they can be modified at any time by editing a User profile.
Note: if a User of any role is delegated a task using the Delegate feature, their role is automatically changed to Admin.
To create a custom role, click the settings gear icon and follow Manage Access > Roles. Only users with Super Admin access will have access to create a Custom Role.
Once the Custom Role has been saved, a Super Admin can add user(s) into a Custom User Group.
Note: You will not be able to edit a role which has a User assigned to it.
Note: User permissions, called “Roles” in RBC PayEdge, allow the Super Admin to designate which Users can complete which tasks.
The Roles are assigned to each User Profile when you add a new User, and they can be modified at any time by editing a User profile.
Approval rules allow you to specify which of your Users have permission to approve Payment Orders and to set limits on the amount that they are allowed to approve.
Approval rules should be set up before making your first payment on the RBC PayEdge platform. When setting up the approval rules in RBC PayEdge please ensure that you mirror the established controls and signing authorities that already exist for your business.