Users
In user management, you can manage user accounts, set permissions, and add new users.
User Overview
Full Name: The full name of the user.
Username: The username for logging in.
Group: The role of the user, such as "admin" or "user".
E-Mail: The user's email address for notifications.
Actions
Edit: You can change the details of a user, such as their name, email, or username.
Permission: Here, you can set what permissions the user has within the app.
Delete: Remove the user from the system.
Add User
By clicking "Add User", you can create a new user account. A form will open where you need to enter basic information like name, username, group, and email address.
Setup for new Users
This option allows you to create or change templates for new users. This way, you can predefine settings and permissions for newly created accounts.
Group Membership
The group membership determines a user's rights in the system. A user in the "admin" group has access to administrative functions, while a "user" has limited rights and can only use certain functions.
Permissions
The permission settings allow you to individually specify which areas and functions a user can access. The configuration is divided into three tabs:
Tab: FunctionsHere you define which system functions the user has access to. These include:
Node-RED, Rooms, Zones, Devices, Scenes, Schedules, Automations, Cloud, Matter/HAP, Settings, Push Notifications, Remote Access, and Background Image Upload
Each function can be set to one of the following permission levels:
LevelDescriptionFull Access
The user can fully use and control the function.
Off
The user has no access to this function. It is not displayed for them.
Tab: RoomsHere you control access to individual rooms. Rooms are displayed grouped by zones (e.g., Ground Floor, Upper Floor). Each room can be assigned an individual permission level:
LevelDescriptionFull Access
The user can see and control all devices in the room.
View Only
The user can see the devices in the room but cannot control them.
Off
The room is not displayed for the user.
Tab: ScenesHere you define which scenes the user has access to. Each scene can be configured individually:
LevelDescriptionFull Access
The user can see and execute the scene.
Off
The scene is not displayed for the user.
By combining the three tabs, you can control very granularly which parts of the system a user can see and operate. For example, you can create a user who can only see and control specific rooms, or a user who can view scenes but cannot directly control devices.

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