Permissions
Just as roles and responsibilities at your financial institution differ from person to person, so too should their product permissions. Every product needs the ability to manage the functionality enterprise users can and can’t access, so why not have one place to manage it all?
In addition to Banno product permissions, Jack Henry services integrated with our authorization management service (AMS) will also use Banno Admin’s user interface to manage enterprise user permissions – even if you aren’t a Banno customer. Permissions are managed at the Group level and each user’s permissions depend on the groups they belong to. For information on how to create and manage groups, see our Users & groups page.
Available permissions
The following services have permissions that can be controlled within Banno Admin’s Users & Groups.
Note: Not all services will be applicable to every financial institution. Enterprise users will only see the services that apply to their financial institution and that they have permission to view.
- Audit and Activity Logging
- These permissions control enterprise users’ ability to search audit and activity logs for Jack Henry Platform products.
- Authorizations
- These permissions control the ability to add, delete, edit, and view entitlements, such as monetary limits.
- Banno
- These permissions control enterprise users’ abilities within Banno’s back office.
- Direct Line Wires Advantage
- These permissions control an enterprise user’s ability to access files and messages from FedLine Advantage in Jack Henry Wires.
- Sanctions Screening
- These permissions manage Jack Henry Wires enterprise users’ ability to see and modify OFAC audits and results.
- Wires
- These permissions control specific abilities within Jack Henry Wires. (Note: Some Jack Henry Wires permissions may be managed through Direct Line Wires Advantage or Sanction Screening permissions instead.)