How to allow the head of the department to modify the user details?
Category: General
Profit.co provides access to the department admins to create new users and modify the existing users who belong to their department.
Why this feature?
Once the super users give access to the heads by enabling the Allow department head to create/edit users toggle, the department heads need not request the Super Users to manage and modify the details of the users under their department. Instead, they can perform this action on their own. Also, they can modify details in both the parent and sub-departments.
How can Superusers provide access?
Navigate to Settings → Security from the left navigation panel and switch to the User Access tab.
On the User Access page, under the Manage Users enable the toggle Allow department head to create/edit users.
FYI: Also, the department head’s user role should be Profit Manager.
Step 1
Navigate to My Department OKRs. Click on the option Manage Users.
Step 2
The Department head can click on the + Create User button to create a new user under his department.
Also, the department head can click on the edit icon to update the existing users present in the department.
Related Answer Post
To learn the process of setting up a new department and department head, click here.
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