Multiple choice technology

Access Groups

  1. Are identical to the WorkGroup

  2. Consist of a set of Workpools

  3. Represent a user’s job function and allowed actions

  4. Are seldom created – since you can use the standard ones that come with PRPC

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B,C Correct answer
Explanation

Access Groups in PRPC consist of work pools that define what types of work the user can access, and represent the user's job function/role which determines allowed actions. They are NOT identical to WorkGroups (which are different entities), and you frequently create custom ones to match your organizational structure.