Assigning Tasks
There are three main roles that can be assigned:
- Authors
- Reviewers
- Another reviewer
The list of users that can be assigned to a role depends on the permission associated with those users.
- Authors: users with Edit permission
- Reviewers: users with Browsing permission
- Another reviewer: users with Promote permission
To assign Author(s), click on the 
button. Users can be filtered by typing text in the entry field on the top of the wizard. There's also an
Assign to me option.
Edit Assigners - filtering users
Author(s) must be assigned prior to working on the given task. Reviewers can be either assigned before starting the authoring phase or later after the Author finished authoring.
To assign Reviewer(s), click the 
button. There's an
Assign to me option here as well.Once the reviewer is done reviewing, another reviewer can be assigned by clicking the
Request another review button in the Task Editor. Only users with promotion roles are considered valid users for the second reviewer role. The selection of a second reviewer is optional if the first reviewer already has promotion rights. In that case, they can simply proceed with the task promotion. This enables both single review and dual sequential review workflow scenarios.Users with promote rights may be assigned as
Lead reviewer. Lead reviewers receive an internal flag that distinguishes them from other reviewers making it possible to create task queries based on this additional property.Users who have the necessary rights are still able to promote task changes without having this distinctive mark.
If a user with promote rights clicks the
Assign to me button at the Reviewers section, a dialog appears asking whether the user wants to be a lead or normal reviewer.
Lead reviewers receive a medal icon next to their username and review status in the Requested reviews section.
The Edit Requested Reviews Wizard has been adjusted to this change. Reviewers and Lead reviewers can be added/removed at any point via the wizard.
The Lead review checkbox is enabled only for users who have the right to promote.
Editing the list of requested reviews
When a reviewer without rights to promote approves task changes, the
Request another review button becomes available in the Actions section. In the Request Another Review Wizard, a user with promote rights can be assigned as Lead reviewer.The number of assigned Authors and Reviewers is optional, but the same user cannot be assigned to more than one role.
Users can be organized into customer-specified groups/roles (there are four default roles: Administrator, Browser, Editor, Reviewer).
Roles can be associated with multiple permissions.
Initial permissions IDs:
Permission type | Permission description |
browse | to be able to browse/search/view terminology content |
edit | to be able to create/modify/delete terminology content |
import | to be able to modify terminology content via import operation |
export | to be able to export terminology content into various formats |
version | to be able to create a terminology version |
promote | to be able to merge task changes to the Code System working branch (i.e. MAIN) |
Default role permissions:
Role | Default permissions |
Browser | browse, export |
Editor | browse, edit, import, export |
Reviewer | browse, export, promote |
Administrator | browse, edit, import, export, promote, version |
Editing on CodeSystem working branch (aka MAIN or equivalent) is available for users with Administrator roles only.
If no proper edit permission is associated with a user, SNOMED CT Concept editors are read-only.
Authoring is restricted to assigned user with editor permission and task status In Progress – Active.
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