User Management
TYPO3 back-end interface (BE) provides administrator with powerful and flexible multilevel user access control. Here you can create, edit and delete users or set specific privileges for different users or user groups.
There are really a lot of options for setting BE-users to the needs of your organisation: administrator could allow/deny access to any page, module or record's field, making the process of access granting very accurate and flexible.
For example, you could easily create a group for news-makers. Users from this group will be able to work only with news, but not with other content sections of your site.
You could need visitors of your site to be able to register on your web site – TYPO3 offers that also. You could manage these registered visitors from TYPO3 back-end interface easily. For more info, take a look at the access permissions feature.
There are really a lot of options for setting BE-users to the needs of your organisation: administrator could allow/deny access to any page, module or record's field, making the process of access granting very accurate and flexible.
For example, you could easily create a group for news-makers. Users from this group will be able to work only with news, but not with other content sections of your site.
You could need visitors of your site to be able to register on your web site – TYPO3 offers that also. You could manage these registered visitors from TYPO3 back-end interface easily. For more info, take a look at the access permissions feature.
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Further Help & Documentation
More help and documentation about User Management:
TYPO3 book:
- § 4.4 Back-End User Administration (p. 136)
- § 4.11 Front-End User Administration (p. 173)
Web:
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