If you wish, you can restrict the ability to start or administer cases to certain Staffware users. Which is correct in this context?
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We can restrict access to specific named users or groups
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We can restrict access to specific named roles
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We can restrict access by using a user attribute expression e.g. sw_user:department=“accounts”
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All of above
Staffware provides multiple mechanisms to restrict who can start or administer cases: you can specify individual named users, user groups, or use user attribute expressions like sw_user:department="accounts" for more dynamic, rule-based access control. All three methods are valid and can be used together.
Staffware lets administrators lock down who can start or manage cases through several independent mechanisms: naming specific users or groups directly, assigning access by role, or writing a user-attribute expression (like matching on sw_user:department) that dynamically qualifies users. Since Staffware supports all three approaches simultaneously, none of the individual options alone fully describes the system's capability, making 'All of above' the complete and correct answer.