Security settings

Console Users

Before January 2024, this section was called Console Administrators.
Console Administrators had full access to a Partner Console.
With the change to Console Users, you can now set permissions that provide different levels of access for each member of your team.

A Console User provides a way to give someone within your organisation access to your Cyclr Partner Console.

Console Users can be given “Full Access” so all areas are available to them, or you can restrict them to only accessing certain areas, or only being able to View or Edit those areas.

Creating a Console User

in your Partner Console, go to Settings > Console Users
select the +Invite button in the top right and the following popup will be displayed:
specify the email address and names of the person you’re adding as a Console User.
you can then either give that person “Full Access” using the toggle, or specify specific permissions for them using the table of options. These are explained in the Console User Permissions section below.
select the Invite button at the bottom to have Cyclr send an email inviting that person to access your Partner Console, and to set their password.

As your Partner Console is where you manage all of your Templates, Accounts and view Reporting information, Console Users should not be used to give your customers access to Cyclr.

You would instead create Users in your Partner Console by going to Accounts > User Management and then giving them access to the appropriate Account(s).

Console User Permissions

Setting a Console User to “Full Access” provides them with complete control of a Partner Console, allowing them to access all areas and perform all operations.

With “Full Access” disabled and no permissions set, a Console User will still have access to a Console’s Dashboard and its Reports.

This section explains the different permissions and levels of access they give a Console User:

Permission	View	Edit	Manage
Dashboard	View the dashboard	n/a	n/a
Templates	Access folders, templates, and releases View live and deprecated template releases Recycle bin Export release	Edit existing templates Create a new template Import a template	Full control of the recycle bin - restore and permanently delete Delete folder, template, or release Publish / Unpublish templates Promote draft release to live Delete incidents Replay transactions
Connectors	View both Application and Utility Connector Libraries View connector methods and guides	n/a	Install connectors Customize connector installation Add, delete, and update custom fields Manage storage keys Access script testing
Custom Connectors	View custom connectors Compare Connector Releases	Add and edit connectors Import connector from open API specification Clone a new draft of a connector	Delete/Prune connector releases Deprecate connectors Promote connectors to live status
Accounts	View the list of accounts User management	n/a	Create new accounts Update account settings Create, delete, disable account users Go into accounts to view Cycles, etc.
Embedding	View marketplaces	Edit and create marketplaces Open marketplace in demo account Try LAUNCH in demo account	Publish marketplace Delete marketplace
Cyclr API Requests	See the Request Body of calls in Reports > API Report	n/a	n/a
Settings
Account Information	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
General Settings	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
Appearance Settings	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
Data Retention	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
OAuth Client Credentials	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
IP Restrictions	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
Notifications	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a
GitHub Integration	View the settings	Change the settings	n/a

IP Restrictions

API and Console

Access to the API and Console can both be edited here by allowing only approved IP addresses of your organisation. By default there is no IP restriction, however if edited only the IP addresses present will be able to access the API or Console.

API - Call Non-Native Connector Methods

APIs for calling non-native (standard) connector methods are blocked by default, and can only be changed on request to the Cyclr Support Team.