System groups has heirarchy. The topmost is superadmin, followed by admin. The default groups is
<strong>User</strong> which is, considered an employee on this system and it represent the lowest level.
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If you checked a group, all permission of that group will be added to the user. You don't need to add one-by-one. But
If you like to specify permission, you may modify it under the <ahref="<?=base_url('/adminuser/edituserpermission/'.$user->id)?>">User Permission</a>
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Permission can be assigned even if the group is not selected. The only problem is that, navigation menu filters
group membership instead of permissions.
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<h5>Assigning Groups</h5>
<pclass="text-muted">Click on the checkbox to select a group and click on the submit button. The system will automatically add permissions to the group.</p>
<h5>Other Link</h5>
<pclass="text-muted">To change user permission, go to <ahref="<?=base_url('/adminuser/edituserpermission/'.$user->id)?>">User Permission</a></p>
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