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    User roles in AVS

    Aranda Virtual Support has designed specialized user roles to carry out different tasks in the management and provision of the remote support service:

    General Administrator Role

    The general manager is a person with vision, capable of planning, directing and supervising the strategic areas that Aranda Virtual Support (AVS) needs for its proper functioning. It is also responsible for identifying and managing problems within an organization that can be solved quickly and easily through the remote support service offered by this tool. In AVS, the general manager is responsible for the following functionalities:

    • Create, update, and delete created or imported users.
    • Assign roles such as General Manager, Support Manager, Infrastructure, and Specialist.
    • Manage created or imported user groups.
    • View license details.

    The General Administrator can also perform the functions of the Support Administrator and Infrastructure roles.



    Role Infrastructure

    The user with the Infrastructure role is an IT administrator who is responsible for managing the configuration of some infrastructure resources, as well as collecting information on availability and performance of all its components for the optimal operation of the AVS tool. This role is responsible for the following functionalities:

    • Directory Services Configuration (LDAP - Microsoft Entra ID).
    • Configure general and special password policies in the local directory.
    • Configure the use of external authentications (SAML).
    • Configuration of external Turn Servers in on-premise environments.
    • Configuration of the local Turn Server in on-premise environments.
    • Configuring File Storage in On-Premise Environments.



    Support Administrator Role

    Users with the Support Administrator role are responsible for planning, directing, organizing, and controlling all activities related to the remote help desk. They must be aware of the hierarchical structure of the organization in order to properly manage the support groups. They are responsible for the following functionalities:

    • Create, edit, or delete support groups.
    • Relate users or groups of users to support groups.
    • Create, edit, or delete agent profiles.
    • Manage support sessions from all specialists.
    • Release support session licenses.
    • Audit all activities related to support sessions, file transfer, and remote control.



    Specialist Role

    Specialists are in charge of offering remote support to workstations, among the functions they can perform are, taking remote control, transferring files and communicating through chat. They are responsible for the following functionalities:

    • View devices.
    • Create and delete support sessions.
    • View the support groups to which they have been assigned.
    • Generate the agent configuration code.
    • Take remote control.
    • Transfer files.
    • Interact with users via chat.

    Note: To take remote control and transfer files, the specialist must have installed on his computer The Specialist’s Agent.