Example: Set Up Segmented Security for Integration
This example illustrates how to set up segmented security for integration for the Special Duty time entry code.
You want to enable only integration system users to create, edit, and delete time blocks and time clock events that use the Special Duty time entry code. You secure the time entry code using segment-based security.
- Create a Special Duty time entry code. See: Create Time Entry Codes.
- Create the integration. See Create Integration System.
- Security:
- Security Activationdomain in the System functional area.
- Security Configurationdomain in the System functional area.
- Set Up: Tenant Setup - HCMdomain in the System functional area.
- Set Up: Time Trackingdomain in the Time Tracking functional area.
- Access theCreate Time Entry Code Security Segmenttask.
- In theNamefield, enterIntegration Time Entry Code Security Segment.
- From theTime Entry Codeprompt, selectSpecial Duty.
- ClickOKandDone.
- Access theCreate Security Grouptask.
- From theType of Tenanted Security Groupprompt, selectSegment-Based Security Group.
- In theNamefield, enterIntegration Segment-Based Security Group for Time Entry Codes.
- ClickOK.
- From theSecurity Groupsprompt, select the security group that the integration system user belongs to.
- From theAccess to Segmentsprompt, selectIntegration Time Entry Code Security Segment.
- ClickOKandDone.
- Access theDomain Security Policies for Functional Areareport.
- From theFunctional Areaprompt, selectTime Tracking.
- ClickOK.
- ClickEdit Permissions.
- Add a row to theIntegration Permissionsgrid.
- From theSecurity Groupsprompt, selectIntegration Group.
- Select theGetandPutcheck boxes.
- ClickOKandDone.
- Access theActivate Pending Security Policy Changestask.
- In theCommentfield, describe your changes.
- ClickOK.
- SelectConfirm.
- ClickOK.
- Access theEdit Tenant Setup - HCMtask.
- In theTime Trackingsection, selectEnable Segment Security for Time Entry Codes.
- ClickOKandDone.