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Tessitura on the Go

Robert Taulty
$organization

We are rolling out Tessitura on the Go. Our IT department is having our users use an MI-Token that is generated on the mobile device. The problem is that it is quite cumbersome for our user to generate a token and then log-in to the VPN.

1. Is there a way to place authorization on the Application itself so not everyone with a Tessitura Log-in can access it.

2. Is anyone using the Tessitura on the Go without a VPN and just an SSL connection.

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Bob Taulty

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    Bob,

    I can  respond to point number 1.  Based on exactly this type of feedback, in v12.5 we are adding user group access security for each of the applications (the main application, Tessitura on the Go, and the tablet application).  When checked the user group has access to the application and when unchecked they do not.  On a related side note we are mirroring application security in Tessitura on the Go so if a user doesn't have rights to Constituents: Plans they will not have rights to plans in Tessitura on the Go.  

    I will let the group respond to the second issue. 

    Best,

    Anna

  • $organization in reply to Anna Wessely (Past Staff Member)

    Unknown said:

      On a related side note we are mirroring application security in Tessitura on the Go so if a user doesn't have rights to Constituents: Plans they will not have rights to plans in Tessitura on the Go.  

    Hi Anna,

    We're trying to use Tessitura On The Go in a consortium environment, and I'm wondering if I've missed a step somewhere, or if perhaps it simply doesn't support control group security.

    The issue we're having is that the membership info and last contribution details are visible to all users rather than only to users with the appropriate control groups.

    Is there a fix existing for this, or is it still a future enhancement?

    Thanks!

    Stacey Voigt
    Consortium Services Manager
    Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts
    svoigt@granadasb.org

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  • $organization in reply to Anna Wessely (Past Staff Member)

    Unknown said:

      On a related side note we are mirroring application security in Tessitura on the Go so if a user doesn't have rights to Constituents: Plans they will not have rights to plans in Tessitura on the Go.  

    Hi Anna,

    We're trying to use Tessitura On The Go in a consortium environment, and I'm wondering if I've missed a step somewhere, or if perhaps it simply doesn't support control group security.

    The issue we're having is that the membership info and last contribution details are visible to all users rather than only to users with the appropriate control groups.

    Is there a fix existing for this, or is it still a future enhancement?

    Thanks!

    Stacey Voigt
    Consortium Services Manager
    Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts
    svoigt@granadasb.org

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