Global Reporting - currently unable to restrict access to specific modules.

Global Reporting enables users to create new reports and modify existing ones, offering a powerful tool for data analysis and decision-making. However, organisations face a significant challenge: Customers are currently unable to restrict access to specific modules within their Air Maestro instance for users who have access to Global Reporting.

This limitation poses risks, as it can lead to unauthorised access to sensitive modules and data.

To mitigate this risk, administrators must carefully control access to Global Reporting functionality, ensuring that only those individuals who genuinely need it as part of their roles can use it. This is essential for maintaining the integrity and security of sensitive information.

Ideally, access to specific modules should be linked to and managed through access templates or security groups. This approach would streamline the management process, allowing for more precise control over who can access which modules based on their roles within the organisation. Unfortunately, the absence of such functionality currently necessitates additional administrative efforts. Administrators must manually assign and manage direct report access, increasing the potential for errors and complicating the overall management process.

In summary, to enhance security and operational efficiency, it is crucial to implement a feature that allows module access to be restricted based on predefined access templates or security groups. This would empower users to have access to create new reports and modify existing ones while ensuring that sensitive data remains protected.