Users
A user is defined as any individual who can log in to Mugnsoft. Each user is associated with a role that includes permissions. Permissions determine the tasks a user can perform in the system. For example, the Admin role includes permissions for an administrator to create and delete users.
Mugnsoft has built-in users, a communication user, a default admin and user.
- To access the users page
User Role
The user role defines the actions (add/view/delete), a user can perform on a given monitor/report/downtime.
Admin Role
Can do everything.
User Role
Can create and modify monitors, reports and downtimes. These actions are limited to the monitors he is allowed to access. Cannot change settings, create or edit new users.
Viewer Role
Can only view monitors, reports and downtimes. These actions are limited to the monitors he is allowed to access. Cannot change settings, create or edit new users.
Account type
Independently of the group, each user has an account type: full or limited. While the group defines which actions are allowed (view/edit/delete), the account type defines how much the user can extend the platform on his own:
| Account type | Behavior |
|---|---|
full |
Can create new tags on the fly (the tag selector accepts new values), and can create reports and downtimes even without the admin group. |
limited |
Can only pick from existing tags. The add report and add downtime buttons are hidden unless the user belongs to the admin group. |
Use limited for consumers of the platform (dashboards, reports readers) and full for team members who actively manage their own monitors, reports and downtimes.
Access perimeter: tags and apps
Two fields on the user profile define what data the user can see:
- Tags — tags are associated with monitors and determine the monitors a user can access. Admin users have the ability to add or remove tags from a user’s profile. A user profile can have one or more tags, which can be added or edited by simply modifying the user profile.
- Apps — application names. A user with apps assigned sees those applications and their monitors on the application dashboards (
/app, 3D plane) in addition to what his tags grant.
The effective perimeter is the union of tags and apps. A non-admin user with no tags and no apps sees no data at all — the UI shows “You don’t have access to these data. Please contact your admin”. Users in the admin group always see everything, regardless of tags/apps.
Profile display preferences
Each user profile also carries personal display preferences. Admins can preset the 3D plane view defaults when adding or editing a user; every user can adjust his own preferences at any time by clicking his avatar (top-right corner) to open his profile.
3D plane view
Layout defaults for the immersive 3D dashboard (apps 3D plane):
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Max Apps/Row | How many application tiles per row on the 3D plane (default 6). |
| H-Spacing | Horizontal spacing between tiles (default 5). |
| V-Spacing | Vertical spacing between rows (default 15). |
| Alerts banner | Scrolling ticker of non-OK items along the top of the 3D dashboard: None, App banner (apps only) or App + Monitor. |
| Dark mode | Dark background theme for the 3D dashboard. |
| Background image | Custom PNG/JPG image shown behind the 3D dashboard, with a display scale (10–500%). |
List view
Default layout of the Applications (/app) and All monitors (/all) list pages. These preferences are personal — each user sets them from his own profile (avatar → profile):
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Compact cards | Smaller, denser cards so more fit on screen. Configurable separately for /app and /all. |
| Table view by default | Open the page in table view instead of cards. Configurable separately for /app and /all. |
| Sort by | Default sort order: Health or Name. Configurable separately for /app and /all. |
Edit a User
- click on the pencil icon
To add more tags, simply edit the user: admin users can add or remove tags from a user profile. A user profile can have one or more tags.
A. Go to the Settings panel
- Set here the username, fullname, state (enabled/disabled), his email and his user group. The user group defines what actions this user can perform on the monitors he has access to: edit/view/delete
- To change that user password, click to toggle the password change fields
- Add or remove tags from this user profile
B. Click on update
The new tag should be visible in the user list.
In the above screenshot, we can see:
- A enabled user (green line at the top of the user’s profile tile)
- A disabled user (red line at the top of the user’s profile tile)
Add a User
- click on the plus icon
Tags are tied to monitors, they define which monitors the user is allowed to access. To add more tags, simply edit the user: admin users can add or remove tags from a user profile. A user profile can have one or more tags.
A. Go to the Settings panel
- Set the username, fullname, state (enabled/disabled), his email and his user group. The user group defines what actions this user can perform on the monitors he has access to: edit/view/delete, a password.
- Add or remove tags from this user profile
B. Click on save
The new user appears in the list
Duplicate a User
To duplicate a user, simply edit the user you want to duplicate, change his username, then click on Duplicate/save, the duplicated user should appear in the listing.
- click on the plus icon
Tags are tied to monitors, they define which monitors the user is allowed to access. To add more tags, simply edit the user: admin users can add or remove tags from a user profile. A user profile can have one or more tags.
A. Go to the Settings panel
- Set the username, fullname, state (enabled/disabled), his email and his user group. The user group defines what actions this user can perform on the monitors he has access to: edit/view/delete, a password.
B. Click on duplicate
- new user appears in the list
Delete a User
- click on the trash icon
- Click on the “OK” button to confirm
- A notification will show up at the bottom of the page
Filter users
We can filter users based on their state (enabled/disabled) or their name.
- click on the given button to toggle the filter
- click on any of these value to filter based on the state
- type in case sensitive pattern (part of the username, tags) and type enter
- type in “MN” and type enter
- users matching this criteria shoudl appears in the list