At the bottom edge of the SOAPware Interface, docked tabs are displayed. These docked tabs can be moved to any corner of the screen, can be free floating, removed entirely, and are user-specific.

Once Security has been set up and all staff members have a unique login and password, it is possible to track changes and events in SOAPware connecting modifications made to patient information to a specific user.  To be able to search the Audit Logs, a SOAPware Standard or SOAPware Professional license is required.

This lesson will show how to enable/disable drug/allergy interaction alerts at the user level.  Drug/Allergy interaction alerts can also be enabled/disabled at the group or role level.  Remember, changing a user at the user level, will override what is indicated at the group or role level.

SOAPware Groups describe a set of privileges that can be applied to a selection individual users. Groups can be thought of as departments within an office, and a listing the responsibilities and limitations of members of that group. Users can belong to any number of groups simultaneously, and entire groups can be assigned to Group.

A Role is intended to represent a particular job function within the clinic, such as Nurse, Office Manager, Clinician, etc.  Each one of these roles will need restricted access to particular actions.