Viewing your roles

Viewing your roles

How to view your Roles in the Registry

1. Go to 'My Profile' from your Dashboard side panel or the dropdown in the Navigation bar.



2. From your Profile under Actions, select 'View My Roles'.




3. This will show your Roles within the Registry.



It will show you the Group names, the Type of Group, your Role within the Group, and the Description of your permissions within that Group.

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