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[Resolved] Woocommerce Orders with Access

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Last updated by Shane 7 years, 2 months ago.

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#565623

I have followed this https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/custom-woocommerce-roles-admin-capabilities/
And created a user accountant for woocommerce, however I need the user to be able to add new orders via the dashboard which permissions does it need to be able to do that?

#565672

There are a few things you need to do -
1. Give the accountant role "Publish" capability for the native WP Post type in Toolset > Access Control > Post Types > Posts
2. Also give them "Publish" capability for the Orders post type from Post Types > Orders.
3. Activate the following permissions in Toolset > Access Control > Custom Roles > Accountant > Change permissions:
- Woocommerce tab - "manage_woocommerce"
- Other capabilities tab - "level 0", "publish_shop_orders", "read", "read_shop_orders"

This should open up the Order screen for them to use. Let me know if that isn't a satisfactory solution and I can take another look.

#566018

OK that seems to have resolved it. Cheers

#566022

Ok, is there a way to remove some of these from woocommerce:

inside the woocommerce tab is it possible to remove "Settings", "Status" and "Extensions"?

Thanks

#566478

Shane
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Hi Andy,

As Christian is currently on vacation i'll be having a look at this ticket.

I checked on this for you and their isn't a way to do this because woocommerce gives its settings page a permission called "manage_woocommerce" so we are not able to use access to disable the individual settings in woocommerce.

Thanks,
Shane