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Role model and permission matrix for Clearline LIMS

Clearline LIMS access is based on the roles, groups, and tenant configuration assigned to each user.

How access works#

  • Users receive access through roles or groups configured for your tenant.
  • Permissions control which screens, records, actions, reports, and administration tools a user can reach.
  • Some labs use separate access for analysts, reviewers, managers, administrators, clients, or IT contacts.
  • Changes to permissions should follow your lab's access review and quality process.

Common role patterns#

Role patternTypical accessCommon limits
AnalystView assigned samples, worksheets, and result entry screensLimited setup and approval permissions
Reviewer or QAReview results, QC outcomes, reports, and exceptionsMay not manage system setup
Lab managerMonitor work queues, reporting, users, and workflow statusMay require separate admin permissions for setup changes
Lab administratorMaintain users, clients, setup values, templates, and permissionsShould be limited to trained administrators
IT adminSSO, account coordination, and security handoffUsually no routine lab data editing

Permission review checklist#

  1. Confirm the user's job role and tenant access need.
  2. Choose the least access that lets the user do the work.
  3. Confirm whether the user needs view, edit, review, approve, export, or admin actions.
  4. Add the user to the right group or role.
  5. Ask the user to sign in and confirm they can reach the expected pages.
  6. Remove or reduce access when job duties change.

When to contact Clearline Support#

Contact Clearline Support when a permission set is missing, a user sees more or less than expected, a workflow requires a new group, or your lab needs help mapping job roles to tenant permissions.

See also#


Need help?#

If the workflow does not match what you see in your tenant, contact Clearline Support with your tenant name, affected page, what you expected, and what happened.