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Overview

Paradigm side menus are designed for all types of users of the system. However, you have the option to customise your menus depending on your permission level, ease of access to menus by showing only menus you are using often. This knowledge article will give you instructions on how to find and toggle the visibility of each menu in Paradigm.

Complexity: MEDIUM


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 Assumptions

Assumptions

  • You have the level of access required to access the system tab;

  • You have an understanding that making changes within this function can have system wide implications;

  • You have an understanding of the various permission levels within your institution and the access levels that staff need in order to complete their duties; and

  • You have an understanding of the Australian Tertiary Education System / VET Sector.

 Key Terms and Concepts

Key Terms and Concepts


System Side Menu

Menus or options provided depending on what functions or features you want to use in Paradigm. Each main menu has also some sub-menus under it which you have the option to hide depending on your access level, your commonly used menus, and ease of access.


Permission Level

Your access level given to you by your institution when it comes to your usage of Paradigm. Users with FULL ADMIN Access are the ones who are advised to make changes on the System Tabs/Menus.

NOTE: These permission levels are indicative of those available and may not all be in use at your institution. Consult with your "nominated contact person" or other Paradigm expert before making any changes. If you are the "nominated contact person" or Paradigm expert for your institution and need further help, please consult the Silverband Helpdesk for more information.

The table below shows some of the Permission Levels in your institution:

Permission Level

Accounting Member Access

Applicant Level Access

Full Admin Level Access

Marketing Level Access

Part Admin Access (Registrar)

Party Admin group

Public Permission

Reception Member Access

Staff Member Access

Student Level Access

Tutor Member Access


Visibility

You can only change the menus visibility. Setting it to Hidden would make the menu disappear from the system tabs/menus.



Implications

BE ADVISED: Editing data in any of these options has implications across the entire system and across various security levels. Please ensure that all of the implications of any changes or updates are carefully assessed before making those changes.

NOTE: The Side Menu options make up each sub-menu within each Tab of the Paradigm System.

The System Tab and Side Menu Editing options are normally reserved for people with the highest level of system access, because changes made here have a system wide impact on the functions available from the side menu. If a Tab or a Side Menu option is set as hidden for particular security level, all of the pages and side menu options within that tab or side menu option are also hidden for all users who have that security level.

Workflow

HOW TO Edit System Side Menus

 This section will provide you instructions on how you can personalise/edit your Paradigm Side Menus.

1, 2, 3, 4 Choose the System menu > Menus Edit > Select your Permission Level > Click the SEARCH SIDE MENU button.

5 A list of all the main menu items available to the permission level you’ve set, and their current visibility setting will appear below. Click the ➕ of each Main Menu, to search for the Sub-Menus that you want to edit/change the visibility.

6 Once you’ve found the menu that you want to edit, click the 👁 button to toggle the visibility.

7 After setting the visibility, click the SAVE MENU button.

NOTE: The changes you will make on the menu will apply to all users with the same permission level you’ve set at the beginning.

INFO: The changes will be immediately visible by reloading or refreshing the browser page.

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