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will be the primary user of the InventoryControl software and will keep track of<br />

inventory movements by running reports. Pat will also serve as the system<br />

administrator and will take care of maintaining user profiles, creating backups<br />

and other administrative tasks. Pat should set himself up with administrative<br />

privileges upon accessing the system for the first time. This will setup one<br />

administrator besides the default administrator profile. Changes to Pat’s user<br />

profile do not go into effect until he logs back in again. After setting himself up in<br />

the system, Pat should log out of InventoryControl, then back in using his new<br />

user name and password. See Figure 9, for an example of Pat’s Security<br />

screen.<br />

Pat oversees a supervisor, Jill and Joe, at each of<br />

the warehouses. Each supervisor will need to<br />

occasionally log on to the PC to perform basic<br />

functions such as manually adding, removing or<br />

adjusting inventory, performing audits, checking<br />

inventory in and out to customers, manually<br />

creating items, suppliers, customers, etc. and also<br />

creating pick orders and purchase orders as<br />

needed. The supervisors need access to most of<br />

the system, but do not need full administrative<br />

privileges as they won’t be creating users,<br />

backups, etc. See Figure 10, for an example of<br />

Joe’s Security screen.<br />

Figure 10<br />

Within the warehouses, there are several<br />

workers who will be using mobile devices to<br />

add and remove inventory and to perform<br />

audits. These workers will use<br />

InventoryControl exclusively on the mobile<br />

device and will not need to logon to the PC.<br />

See Figure 11, for an example of the<br />

warehouse workers’ Security screen.<br />

Figure 11<br />

Keep in mind that you should setup each<br />

worker with his or her own user name and<br />

password and then assign privileges to each<br />

user accordingly. You can use the Copy<br />

feature (create one user, then select Edit ><br />

Copy <strong>User</strong> Settings) to quickly add profiles for<br />

users with the same settings. This allows you<br />

to retain the privileges you have selected, but<br />

to enter a new <strong>User</strong> Name and Password.<br />

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