SAP Business Objects Access Levels


This is one of the post from SAP Business Objects Admin collection. It explains the default access levels that administrators can use to assign access to end users.
Each Access level is defined with certain set of permissions for all the tools in Business Objects. This can be customized based on your requirement.
If you think that you don’t want to touch the default access levels, you can create a new access levels with your requirements.



Check the permissions that end user get when you assign the access levels.

View Access Level
It will be the preferred access level who just want to give only read or view access of reports.


 View on Demand Access Level
It is slight advanced than view access level as it has the refresh option where end user can refresh the reports.


 Schedule Access Level
This is just for schedule the reports. This access will be assigned to users who take care of reports schedule.


 Full Access Level
This will provide full access to reports where end user can experience all the features.



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