I read somewhere recently that it is possible to allow non-admins permission to add customers and companies (and maybe even map them to services). Can anyone point me in the right direction for this?
EDIT: My guess is that I have to configure this in Framework -> Frontend::Admin::ModuleRegistration?
EDIT #2: Guessed correctly, and it's very straightforward. The way I did it was to create a new group called "BASIC ADMIN" (I use uppercase for all my custom groups) and then give that read-write permission to the following modules:
Frontend::Module###AdminCustomerUser
Frontend::Module###AdminCustomerCompany
Frontend::Module###AdminCustomerUserGroup
Frontend::Module###AdminCustomerUserService
However, for these users to be able to get to the last two modules, you also have to give this group read-only access to:
Frontend::Module###Admin
This means your basic admins will now have the Admin button in the main menu and, when they click on it, they will see all the panels empty, except for the Customer one, which they can use.
May add this as a how-to in due course.
[SOLVED] Allow non-admins to add customer & companies
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[SOLVED] Allow non-admins to add customer & companies
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