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content/applications/general/users.rst

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These users have specific access rights pre-set (such as, record rules and restricted menus), and
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usually do not belong to the usual Odoo groups.
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User devices
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For security purposes, when a user logs into the database, the various login information, such as
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the IP address, is stored in the user's profile. It is best practice to check this periodically, to
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ensure all access is from the user, and no one else has accessed the database.
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To check the logged-in devices, click the user icon in the upper-right corner, and click
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:guilabel:`My Profile`. This opens the user's profile in the **Settings** app. Click the
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:guilabel:`Devices` tab to view a Kanban list of all devices the user has logged into the database
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with. Any device currently logged into the system displays a green circle next to the device name on
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the Kanban card.
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.. image:: users/devices.png
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:alt: The Kanban view of all user devices.
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Click on a card to view the details for the device. Each card displays the :guilabel:`User` name,
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the :guilabel:`Name` of the device, the :guilabel:`Last IP Address` used as well as the
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:guilabel:`Linked IP Address`. It also shows the :guilabel:`First Activity` and :guilabel:`Last
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Activity`, which shows when the device first logged into the database, and the last time it was
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active on the database.
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If a device is a legitimate device, and should be stored in the database, click :guilabel:`Save`. If
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the device should be removed from the list of devices, but is not a security threat (is a legitimate
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login), click :guilabel:`Delete`.
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.. image:: users/individual-device.png
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:alt: The device details for one device.
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Revoke devices
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If a listed device is **not** a legitimate user device, and could be a potential security risk,
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remove the device and revoke access by clicking the :guilabel:`Revoke` button.
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A :guilabel:`Security Control` pop-up window loads, asking to `Please confirm your identity by
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entering your password`. Enter the user's password, then click :guilabel:`Confirm Password`.
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The device disappears from the :guilabel:`Devices` tab and can no longer be used to log into the
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database.
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.. image:: users/security.png
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:alt: The security pop-up window asking to verify the account with a password.
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content/applications/hr/employees/equipment.rst

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Many employees are given various items to use while they work, such as laptops, phones, and
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printers. Most companies track their equipment, to see who is using what, as well as having a record

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