Users & Sharing

Definitions (Roles-Based Management)
Teams working in Plum Fuse can use roles-based management to set permissions to enable members to perform different functions when creating and managing applications. Every Fuse account contains two different types of users.
Account: An instance of Fuse operated by one or more users, typically on behalf of an entire company.
Admin: An individual who administers a Fuse account
User: An individual who has access to a Fuse account.
To help illustrate how companies can use roles-based management in Fuse, we’ve created an example of the sort of teams we see companies use with our platform.
Our sample team consists of four people:
1.An Admin
2.A Developer
3.A Data Analyst
4.An Audio Manager
The actions that users have access to in Fuse help define each of these roles.
Common User Roles
1. Admin
The user who creates the account becomes the admin by default. Admins have complete control over application development. Admins have additional powers that no other users have.
Application Development Actions
Build applications
Clone applications
Share applications
Deploy applications
View Reports
Control audio management
Access VoiceTrends data
Unique Admin Actions
Create account
Invite news users
Manage users and user permissions
Provision new phone numbers
Manage account phone numbers
Control Report Viewing
To change the administrator of your Fuse account, please contact your Plum Voice Account Manager.
Admins can add more users with the Manage Users section on the My Account page. Every Fuse user must correspond to a unique email address. Email addresses do not have to reflect a specific domain. Admins can add any email address to their account as long as that address is unique.
If an email address was used anywhere else in Fuse to get an account, the system will throw an error. For example, if a user has an existing Fuse trial account, and then wants to get added to their company's Fuse account using the same email address it will not work.
How to Add New Users
Admins can add more users with the Manage Users section on the My Account page.
1.To add a new user click on the 
 button in the upper right.
2.In the My Account section click the 
 button on the right side of the screen.
3.In the Manage Users section, click on the 
 button. This opens a new window where you enter the new user’s first and last name, email address, and select their permissions.
Can Share: Enables the user to share applications that they own with other users in the same Fuse account.
Can Create: Enables the user to create new applications. The ‘create’ permission also allows users to clone applications they create or applications shared with them by other users. (In order to edit an application owned by another user, you need to clone it first. You can then edit the cloned instance of the application. Only the user who owns an application can directly edit it.)
4.Click the 
 button when finished to add the user to your account.
Note: Every Fuse user must correspond to a unique email address. Email addresses do not have to reflect a specific domain. Admins can add any email address to their account as long as that address is unique.

If an email address was used anywhere else in Fuse to get an account, the system will throw an error. For example, if a user has an existing Fuse trial account, and then wants to get added to their company's Fuse account using the same email address it will not work.
2. Developer
The developer in this example has the full range of application development actions.
When creating a Developer account, the Admin enables application sharing and creation powers. In terms of building, managing, and sharing apps, the Developer has the same abilities as the Admin. With these permissions settings the Developer can also clone (
) applications that other users share with them and then modify those apps. The ability to share enables the developer to share applications with other users who have sharing enabled, including the admin.
Unlike the Admin, the Developer cannot assign phone numbers to application deployments or enable other users to view reports for applications.
Available Actions
Build applications
Clone applications
Share applications
Control audio management
Access VoiceTrends Data
3. Data Analyst
Only needs access to application data, analytics, and reports.
In order to access the necessary information, it is necessary to share applications with the Data Analyst. With sharing enabled and creation disabled, the Data Analyst can view applications, but cannot edit them, nor can the Data Analyst create new applications.
Available Actions
Share applications
Control audio management
View Reports (as assigned)
Access VoiceTrends data
Sharing - Admin Perspective
Sharing A Report with the Data Analyst
An application can only have one phone number associated with it at a time. In order to access reports on an application, the Admin must grant the Data Analyst access to each phone number individually.
Select A Report Based on Phone Number
Sharing - Data Person’s Perspective
When the Data Analyst visits the Reports page after the Admin shares the report with them, they see something similar to the image below.
A drop-down menu appears with a list of users who have shared reports with the Data Analyst. Another drop-down menu contains a list of the phone numbers shared with them.
4. Audio Manager
The Audio Manager is likely someone in marketing and in charge of creating and managing audio files for application branding. This requires access to the audio settings of Fuse applications.
The ability to edit audio is not a universal setting; instead it is controlled on a per application basis. Therefore, the Audio Manager does not need the ability to share or create applications.
Because they all have sharing permissions, the Admin, Developer, or Data Analyst can assign an app to the Audio Manager. In order to do this, a user with sharing permissions must go to the Applications section of Plum Fuse.
Locate the desired app and click on the gear icon (
) in the upper right corner. Click on the sharing icon (
).
This brings up a new window. Type the email address of the Audio Manager in the field and click the plus button (
) to share the application. After adding the Audio Manager you will see the granular permissions for the Audio Manager.
View Application is checked by default. The app will appear in the Audio Manager’s application section. When they open the application they will be able to view all the pieces, but they will be unable to make or save changes.
Clone Application is greyed out by default. The Audio Manager doesn’t have app creation permissions so this isn’t an option for them.
Manage Audio - Ensure this option it checked and then click the Update Sharing button.
Now when the Audio Manager opens an application, they can navigate to the Audio Manager section and update the necessary audio components of the app.
To remove audio management permissions follow the same steps, but uncheck the Manage Audio option in the application sharing window. To completely remove a user from viewing or managing an app, delete the user from the application sharing window by clicking the (X) next to their email address followed by the Update Sharing button.
Sharing reports: Reports are tied to phone numbers. The user who owns a phone number has access to the reporting for that phone number and can share those reports. The graphic above assumes that the Admin owns the phone number associated with the report.
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Contents
Definitions (Roles-Based Management)
Common User Roles
1. Admin
Application Development Actions
Sharing - Admin Perspective
Sharing - Data Person’s Perspective
4. Audio Manager