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User Setup
When you first
loaded RecWizard, you opened your database with the User Name
admin
and the password
recwizard.
Once you are in the program you can set up individual user
names with specific passwords and user rights. Here's how it works.
From the main RecWizard screen, choose Application
Setup. Then click on the Company tab as shown:

From the Company tab, select the
Manage Users button.
You will then see the User Manager dialog window:

You will now be able to set up new users with their
own passwords. Here are some facts about each field:
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User Name: This can
be any combination of letters and numbers up to 15 characters.
This User Name is used only when signing in to your RecWizard
database.
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Password: This can be
any combination of letters and numbers up to 15 characters. The
Password is case sensitive, so if you use capital letters, make
sure you remember that.
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User Information
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Role: The user
can be set up as a "User" or "Administrator". The only thing an
Administrator role can do that a User cannot is set up or change
users.
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Full Name: This
is the name that will appear on any reports generated in
RecWizard and will also appear on the screen when the user
checks off that they have completed their role in the
reconciliation process.
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Authority Level: This is the hierarchy of
performing, managing and documenting the completion of your
reconciliations. First, a reconciliation must be Prepared.
Then it must be Approved. Finally, it must be Reviewed. If
you are the only accountant in a small company, you might do
all three tasks. If you have many people involved, then you
must decide what level the user is. Here is what they can do
at the various levels:
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Preparer -
This user can only click on the Prepared check box when
working on a reconciliation.
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Approver -
This user can click on the Prepared check box and, if
the Prepared check box has been checked, can also click
on the Approved check box.
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Reviewer - This
user can click on all three check boxes, but only if
they have been checked in order - first Prepared, then
Approved, then Reviewed.
Once you have completed
all the sections of the User Manager dialog window, click
Done.
Changing User Information.
No matter what their role is, all users can change
their own passwords. If you are not an administrator you will see
the following dialog when you click on the
Manage Users button:

The only field this user, Kim, can edit is the
password field. If Kim changes his password he would click the
Save button to update and save
that change. NOTE: Only someone with an Administrator role can change
the Full Name or Authority Level settings for an existing user, or can set up or delete users.
An Administrator can also look up and change any user's password.
You should probably change the password for the
User Name "admin" from the default password of "recwizard". As with
any password, make sure you can remember it and that it isn't easy for
others to guess. We strongly discourage sharing passwords. If a user
needs different authority - change their settings. If you are using
a person for temporary help - set them up as a user. We'd hate for
you to be blamed for an error made by someone using your password.
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