Requested developments

It is a request for evolution following the appearance in the rights given to users of a 3rd option “see everything” in addition to “see nothing” and “modify everything”. In the rights given to a User, in “Personal File”, in “Persons to which the user has access”, being able to give different rights according to: that the user is responsible for a group to which the person belongs and therefore that the user has the right to “modify everything” in this group, that the user only has the right to see the group to which the person belongs and therefore that the user has the right to “see everything” on this group. With the same principle for Christian Life. This would follow the same principle as for the “Reading on daughter entities” where you can give the right to “see” the Persons of the daughter entities but not to modify them. And also the principle of Groups by Label it seems to me. Thank you

Would it be possible to add a timeframe for the messages on the home page? When this time has passed, the message disappears. Likewise, it would be nice to add a “Read” button so that the user can tell when they no longer need the message to appear.

Sometimes I need to create a user that would need the same rights as a user that has already been created. I would like to be able to duplicate the rights of the 1st on the 2nd or even create a user profile since time reveals that finally several people may need these same rights.

BREVO notifications configurable in “my profile/notification preferences”. like the other notives: “in Enoria”/“by email”/“Push” My concern is that as I am updating my daily auto de brevo (I am obliged), and that I have a lot of brevo accounts (that I created for parishes, pastorals etc.) it saturates my notifications, and drowns out important notifications in Enoria. (in addition, there is a bug, which I will report because the brevo notives only go away in enoria if we “delete all the notifications”)

A real journey of potential pitfalls that takes place every year: volunteers evolve in our parishes. While it would be so simple to have a function So-and-so replace X. I copy the rights of X to So-and-so In attachments, here is how to do it. And again I am lucky, I have 2 screens!

Today, the management of duplicates is reserved for admins only, but a volunteer trained in this management could very well take care of it and relieve the secretary and/or the admin. It seems like it's just a small button to add...;] Thank you to the whole team.

Unless we are mistaken, we note: that a user can create one or more lower-level user profiles but that he does not have access to the choice of these profiles, or to other profiles that would already exist on the other hand, it can create a lower user, item by item. It would seem more relevant to us to have an inverse configuration: a user cannot create a lower-level user item by item an administrator creates different profiles, with an overview in compliance with parish policy, the RGPD, and the functioning of Enoria for the parish it can make these profiles available to certain users, for example group managers, if possible and preferably through their role in Enoria the user uses the profiles made available to him to create new users, for example for his teams. Once the lower user is created, he can only change his role by calling on an administrator. This mode of operation could allow group managers to better manage the rights of members of their groups in coordination with the administrator without systematically going through his direct intervention.

Would it be possible to allow 2FA by TOTP? It's to be able to have this 2FA via Keepass. Thanks!

Change of parish: leave the parish of Saint Etienne de Cahors and put us at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Grenoble.

When an administrator gives a user the right to see legal entities, it gives the user the right to see ALL legal entities. Is it possible to choose the type of legal person he can see (e.g. funeral directors for funeral guides; Schools for catechists; Liturgical actor for the volunteer who manages the celebrations)?