Who can see issues in the Company Issues Register?

Who can see issues in the Company Issues Register?

Issues can be raised either directly, or through one of your company forms, such as an incident report. These are added to the Company Issues Register, and assigned to a user.

Once the issues are in the register, they are displayed dynamically, based on your account level.

What this means is that: 
Admin users can see all issues in the register. 
Normal users can only see:

 1. Issues that they have raised. 

2. Issues which are allocated to them

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