Required privileges - For administrators to install and configure the Genetec™ Third-Party ALPR plugin in Config Tool, and for operators to monitor the automated license plate recognition cameras in Security Desk, the correct user privileges must be granted to their user accounts. - Third-Party ALPR 5.10.11.0

For administrators to install and configure the Genetec™ Third-Party ALPR plugin in Config Tool, and for operators to monitor the automated license plate recognition cameras in Security Desk, the correct user privileges must be granted to their user accounts.

NOTE: You might require more privileges, depending on the tasks you want to perform. For a description of all user privileges, see Security Center Privileges.

Privileges added by the Third-Party ALPR plugin

The following table lists the privileges added to Security Center when the plugin is installed. If these privileges are missing from the privileges list, the plugin is not installed on your local computer.

Although every company's organization is unique, we typically assign Config Tool and Security Desk privileges to users who install the plugin and set up the Security Desk workstations for operators. Operators are usually granted access to Security Desk privileges. All users require some privileges.

Privilege	Description	Application	User role
Third-party ALPR reads API	Assign this privilege to a user in Security Center and then enter that user's credentials to authenticate third-party ALPR cameras so that the cameras can send reads to the API.	CT	Admin

Legend for applications:

SD: Security Desk
CT: Config Tool

Application privileges required for the Third-Party ALPR plugin

The following table lists other privileges required for the Third-Party ALPR plugin to work.

Privilege	Description	Application	User role
Web Client	Allows the user to use the Web Client.	CT	Admin
Live hit monitoring	Allows the user to open the Live hit monitoring task in the Web Client.	CT	Admin
Log on using the SDK	Allows the user to run SDK applications.	CT	Admin

Privileges common to all plugins and extensions

Administrators have access to all privileges. However, if you create a user account from the Provisioning template and you want this user to add and configure your plugin, that user needs the following Security Center privileges.

Privilege	Description	Application	User role
Plugins	Allows the user to run the Plugins task.	CT	Admin
View license	Allows the user to view the Security Center license.	CT	Admin
View role properties	Allows the user to view role properties.	CT	Admin
Modify role properties	Allows the user to modify role properties.	CT	Admin
Add roles	Allows the user to add roles.	CT	Admin
Delete roles	Allows the user to delete roles.	CT	Admin
View server properties	Allows the user to view server properties.	CT	Admin
Modify custom field definitions	Allows the user to add, modify, and delete custom field definitions and custom data types.	CT	Admin
Modify custom events	Allows the user to add, modify, and delete custom events.	CT	Admin
Modify event-to-actions	Allows the user to add, modify, and delete event-to-actions.	CT	Admin

General privileges

Application privileges grant access to the Security Center applications.

Privileges	Description	Application	User role
Print/export reports	Allows the user to print and save reports to files.	SD	All
Remove entries from a report	Allows the user to remove selected entries from reports in Security Desk.	SD	Admin
Report incidents	Allows the user to report incidents in Security Desk.	SD	Integrator, Operator
Modify reported incidents	Allows the user to modify incident reports and incident packages in Security Desk.	SD	Admin