Profile connections
Profile connections are used to give Individuals access to objects in the EAGLE Assembly and to give an overview of the permissions set.
Profile connections give you the opportunity to see and connect:
- Profiles
- Individuals
- Group of individuals
- Objects
- Group of objects
How to
Use Profile connections
Profile connections view
The connection view is shaped like an U, where the profile is the central entity that joins objects and individuals together. The arrows shows how the entities can be connected.
Information icons
- EAGLE user - Can login to an assembly
- AXSOR user - Can login to AXSOR
- Time constraint - There is a date rule connected to the entity and/or any other kind of time limit constraint or connection.
- Superior profile - There is a superior profile connection, a prioritized temporary connection that overrules all other permission rules set. Shown even if it is active or not.
Interactive icons
- Select an entity
- Create connection
- Remove connections
- Edit entity
- Add new
Filters
- Search setting - It is possible to increase or decrease the search scope for profiles and objects
- You can choose to show or hide time constraint and superior profile by toggling.
1. Search
Search for the entity you want to see connections to. (Hit enter in the search field to search.)
2. Selected
The entity that is selected will be highlighted with a yellow box and the entity box will have a red ribbon in the right corner (like in the picture below).
1. Choose entity
Search and select the entity that you want to connect.
2. Choose connection entity
Search for the entity you want to connect to. The orange arrows will let you know which connections are possible.
3. Make the connection
Click on the 
to make the connection. Connections made between entities are created immediately and saved automatically.
4. Via
The Via column shows how the connections are made, for example via groups of individuals, and the name of the connected entity.
Tip
Use it for the overview
Instead of connecting entities from the specific entity, you should connect via profile connections. Profile connection will give you an visual overview that you won’t get otherwise, which in turn will help you understand how everything is related.
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