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What are the Weever Process Access Levels

View a table that clearly outlines the permissions for each access level in Weever Process. 

Access Levels

  • Staff - Floor operator. Completes tasks and submits forms as part of daily operations.

  • Supervisor - QA manager. Reviews work, manages process templates, and oversees user accounts.

  • Administrator - Site director. Full access to all features including templates, reports, and user management.

  • IT Administrator - IT access only. Reviews user access activity logs; no process or template access.

 

Permissions by Feature

Feature Staff Supervisor Administrator IT admin
Processes
View live processes
Start a new process
Complete tasks & submit forms
View & review open processes
Close a process
Re-open a closed process
Email process PDF
View process alerts
View process reports
Tasks
View open tasks (task report)
Receive action-required notifications
Process Builder
View process templates
Create & edit process templates
Publish process templates
Create & edit forms (form builder)
Export process / form data (CSV)
Form reports
View form submission reports
View & export single submission PDF
Documents
View published documents
Upload & manage documents
Approve & manage document versions
View document trash
Receive expiry notifications
Data sources
Manage job roles
Manage lines / work areas
Manage machines & machine types
Manage shifts
User management
Create & edit user accounts
Enable / disable user accounts
Receive new user registration alerts opt-in
Edit own profile & password
Edit own job roles read-only
Manage notification preferences
Security & audit
View user access activity report
Receive account lockout notifications
 
  • Staff can participate in live workflows fully — starting processes, completing tasks, submitting forms, viewing documents — but cannot touch any configuration, templates, reports, or user management.
  • Supervisor and Administrator are nearly identical in permissions per the specs. Both get full access to process templates, form builder, data sources, reports, and user management. The specs don't currently define a meaningful capability gap between them.
  • IT Administrator is deliberately narrow — user access activity log only. They have no process, form, or template access.