QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions’ advanced user permissions let
you define who can access your data and how they can access
it. This is an important feature to help you maintain the
integrity of your QuickBooks data, particularly as your
business grows and you add more users to your system.
QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions has advanced user permissions
to give you exceptional control over how users access your
system and data.
Add More Users With Confidence
Give your employees access to the information and
activities they need to do their jobs, without exposing your
data to accidental or intentional misuse. For example, you can
give a user access to use the check register but restrict his
access to payroll to prevent them from viewing payroll checks.
- Enterprise Solutions will obfuscate the
payroll check entries so you can continue to use the check
register without seeing the payroll checks.
- Allow or restrict your users to access over 115
individual reports, bank accounts, lists and activities in
Enterprise Solutions.
- Customize each user’s access level to
view-only, create, modify, delete, print or any combination
thereof.
- View the permissions report to know which users have
access to what.
13 Predefined User Roles
Enterprise Solutions ships with 13 commonly used user roles
already defined for you to make user setup fast and easy. Each
predefined role template comes with a complete set of
permissions typical for that role. You can copy and edit any
of the predefined role templates to create new customized user
roles. Assign user roles to any user instantly. You can also
apply multiple roles to a single user.
Predefined roles include: Accountant, Accounts Payable,
Accounts Receivable, Banking, Finance, Full Access, Inventory,
Payroll Manager, Payroll Processor, Purchasing, Sales, Time
Tracking, and View-only.
Flexible Administrative Controls
Set up your accountant to be the QuickBooks Administrator
with sole access to the accounting functions that impact your
data integrity, such as opening and closing the books. Your
accountant can then delegate lower level functions, such as
setting up new user permissions and company preferences, to
your in-house administrator.