The difference in access between an Admin user and a Standard user in your product is likely designed to provide role-based access control (RBAC), which is a common approach in software systems, especially for cloud-based solutions. Here’s why the admin has more access than a standard user:
Administrative Control and Configuration:
Admin Role: Admins are typically responsible for overseeing and managing the entire system. They have access to configuration settings, licensing, and user management features. This allows them to perform tasks such as:
Managing and allocating licenses.
Monitoring and managing child accounts (if the product supports multi-tenancy).
Generating reports for usage or performance.
Configuring system-wide settings and options.
Controlling license pools, movements, and allocations.
Standard User Role: A standard user, on the other hand, likely has access to only the basic features of the product that are directly relevant to their specific tasks. This could include access to features like the Dashboard (which may show user-specific data or reports), but without the ability to configure or modify system-wide settings or licenses.
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