For administrators to install and configure the plugin in Config Tool, and for operators to monitor the guard tours and associated checkpoints in Security Desk, the correct user privileges must be granted to their user accounts.
Privileges added by the SPS CheckPoint plugin
The following table lists the privileges added to Security Center when the plugin is installed. If all of these privileges are missing from the privileges list the user accounts, then the plugin is not installed on your local computer.
Although every company's organization is unique, typically, we assign Config Tool and Security Desk privileges to users who install the plugin, and who set up the Security Desk workstations for operators. Operators are usually granted access to Security Desk privileges. Some privileges are required by all users.
| Privilege | Application | User Role | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tour monitoring | SD | Operator | Allows the user to monitor in real-time the progress of guard tours and personnel sweeps. |
| Tour history | SD | Operator | Allows the user to generate the report task for this plugin. |
| Checkpoint history | SD | Operator | Allows the user to generate the report task for this plugin. |
| Tour statistics | SD | Operator | Allows the user to generate the report task for this plugin. |
| Tour audit trails | SD | Operator | Allows the user to generate the report task for this plugin. |
Application codes:
- SD
- Security Desk
- CT
- Config Tool
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
Security Center tile plugin privileges
The SPS CheckPoint plugin uses the tile plugins feature to display custom content or web pages in a video tile in Security Desk. See About tile plugins on the TechDoc Hub.
| Privileges | Description | Application | User role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Change tile content | Allows the user to change what is displayed in the video tiles. For the user managing tile plugins. | SD | Admin, integrator |
| View tile plugin properties | Allows the user to view the tile plugins added to Security Desk. | SD | Admin, integrator |
| Modify tile plugin properties | Allows the user to modify tile plugins in Config Tool. For the user managing tile plugins. | SD | Admin, integrator |
| Add tile plugins | Allows the user to add tile plugins in Config Tool. For the user managing tile plugins. | SD | Admin, integrator |
| Delete tile plugins | Allows the user to delete tile plugins in Config Tool. For the user managing tile plugins. | SD | Admin, integrator |
| View web pages | Allows the user to open web pages from a Security Desk tile. Applies to web pages added to Security Desk using the tile plugin. | SD | Admin, integrator |