Access Control

Go to Main menu > Admin > Access Control, the Members, Roles, Scopes, and Spaces pages enable you to manage access across the Ivanti Neurons Platform.

The Spaces page and the associated options are only available for Unified Product Experience tenants. For more information, see Unified Product Experience.

Members

When a company signs up for the Ivanti Neurons Platform, the first person who logs in becomes a member and is assigned the role of Administrator. Other people can be invited to become Neurons Platform members and use the features the Neurons Platform has to offer.

There is no connection between the list of users who are members of the Neurons Platform and the user data such as People, Function, Feature, and Directory that is imported using an Active Directory connector.

Roles

Configure the permissions of your members by assigning them one or more Roles.

The Neurons Platform comes with several pre-configured roles that cannot be changed. If these roles do not meet your needs, you can also create custom roles.

Space aware roles - The permissions are specific to each space, so you can assign roles to a specific space only. Examples are Device Management, App Management in a space. To learn more, refer to the Roles Management section in the Ivanti Neurons for MDM Administrator guide.

General roles - The permissions are, by nature, applicable to all roles. Examples are tenant-level settings such as MDM Certificates, App Catalog Settings.

Scopes

Use scopes to define which devices members can see and manage. Administrators can create a scope containing a static list of devices or they can create a scope that works dynamically based on filters.

Members can have multiple scopes assigned to them. Scope creation and assignment requires the Access Control > Modify Scopes permission.

Scopes currently apply to only the following areas of Ivanti Neurons platform:

  • Devices
  • People
  • Smart Advisors
  • Dashboard components that get data from Devices or People

Spaces

The Spaces page and the associated options are only available for Unified Product Experience tenants. For more information, see Unified Product Experience.

Spaces allow you to categorize mobile devices based on their characteristics or the user they belong to, making it easier to facilitate delegation management. Spaces can be created to reflect an organizational hierarchy or geography. Ivanti Neurons for MDM supports single-level delegation with a central management entity referred to as a Default Space, and a number of subordinate management entities referred to as Delegated Spaces.

To learn more about Spaces, see the Ivanti Neurons for MDM Administrator guide.