Odyssey Security Overview
Security levels control the viewing, editing, and processing privileges of each user. The levels of security are based on the organizational structure, which consists of locations. Each location in the organizational structure represents a physical entity (e.g., a county court, judicial district, jail).
There are two levels of security in Odyssey:
•  User Rights
Users are assigned the rights to perform certain tasks. Without the correct rights, a user may be prevented from viewing information (e.g., party Social Security Numbers) or accessing or modifying certain areas of the system (e.g., a Financial tab on a case record). Rights are system-defined and cannot be created.
•  User Roles
A role consists of a group of rights necessary to perform a certain job function. Users who perform the same tasks are typically assigned the same roles. For example, all the rights that should be assigned to a bookkeeper can be grouped to create a bookkeeper role. Instead of assigning each right to each bookkeeper, you can assign the bookkeeper role to each bookkeeper.