Create a new user group or edit an existing user group

Only admin users can add a new user group. For more information, go to User access types and user groups.

A user group has specific access and permissions beyond the standard user roles and permissions. Permission types include Alarms, Dashboards, Visuals, Folders, Themes, and more. For example, you can have a user group with access to a set of tables and folders and give read, write, delete, create and execute permissions by table or folder.

  1. Select the Minitab Connect button to open the Navigation pane.
  2. Open the System tab .
  3. Under Tools, open the User Groups tab .
  4. You can create a new user group and specify its access, or you can edit existing user groups.
    • To add a new user group, select Add New User Group and specify the group name and permissions.
    • To edit an existing user group, select the group that you want to modify, and then make your changes.
  5. Select Save .

Example of new user group for dashboards

Complete the following steps to create a user group with access to a set of dashboards and give read, write, create, and delete permissions by dashboard. The first dashboard is a summary dashboard with read permissions. The second dashboard is a detailed dashboard with read, write, create, and delete permissions.
  1. Select the Minitab Connect button to open the Navigation pane.
  2. Open the System tab .
  3. Under Tools, open the User Groups tab .
  4. Select Add New User Group.
  5. Under Name, enter Test Dashboards Group.
  6. Add permissions for the summary dashboard.
    1. Under Permissions, select Add Permission.
    2. Under Type, select Dashboard.
    3. Under Dashboard, select Summary Dashboard. You can select more than one dashboard to share the same permissions.
    4. Under Access, select Read.
  7. Add permissions for the detailed dashboard.
    1. Under Permissions, select Add Permission.
    2. Under Type, select Dashboard.
    3. Under Dashboard, select Detailed Dashboard.
    4. Under Access, select Read, Write, Create, and Delete.
    5. Under Add Suggested Additional Access, select Yes. When you select Create, additional resources, such as folder access, may be required.
  8. Select Add.
  9. Select Save .