Security Screens > Setup Screen > Teller Information Screen > Teller Detail field group

The following is an example of how security groups work:

Security Group	Beginning Deposit Teller	Experienced Deposit Teller	Loan Teller
Security Group 1: Savings Inquiries	Yes	Yes	No
Security Group 2: Savings-Low Level Transactions	Yes	Yes	No
Security Group 3: Savings-High Level Transactions	Yes	Yes	No
Security Group 4: Retirement Transactions	No	Yes	No
Security Group 5: Loan Transactions	No	No	Yes
Security Group 6: New Accounts	No	Yes	No
Security Group 7: General Ledger Transactions	No	Yes	No
Security Group 8: Not Used	No	No	No

In this example, the loan teller is restricted to only performing savings inquiries and loan transactions. The beginning deposit teller is able to perform savings inquiries, low-level savings transactions, and high-level savings transactions, but is restricted from performing any transactions in the other groups. The experienced deposit teller can perform all deposit transactions, but not loan transactions.

This information would be set up on the screen in the Security Groups fields 1 through 8, as shown below.

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Note: Security within security groups can be further restricted with the security level.

The following example explains the security level in reference to the security groups.

Security Group	Beginning Deposit Teller	Experienced Deposit Teller	Loan Teller
Security Group 3: Savings-High Level Transactions Open Deposit Loan Transaction (Security Level 200)	Yes	Yes	No

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Example: The security level associated with the Open Deposit Loan transaction is 200, and this transaction is placed in security group 3. The deposit teller would not be able to perform this transaction because, although he or she has access to security group 3, his or her security level of 100 is not equal to or greater than that of the transaction.