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# Basic Settings

## Permission Explanation:

### Resubmission Permission: This permission allows for the submission of daily reports after the specified day if they were not submitted on time. It can be configured to determine who is allowed to resubmit reports and within what time frame.

      Unrestricted Resubmission: After 11.59pm of the day which the user did not submit daily report, resubmission is always available.

      Limited Resubmission: After 11.59pm of the day which the user did not submit daily report, resubmission is available within a set time frame.

      Resubmission Prohibited: After 11.59pm of the which the user did not submit daily report, no resubmission will be allowed.

### Viewing Permission: This permission determines who can view your daily reports. It can be restricted to yourself, all superiors, those who follow you, assistants, or it can be open to everyone.

The default visible range of a user's daily report:<br>

1. The author user himself.
2. The superior of the author user, and the superiors of superior.
3. Followers (must be approved)
4. Assistant: The assistant of any superior may view all his subordinates' daily report.
5. Open Permission: Specified personnel may view the daily reports.

### Editing Permission: This permission specifies whether the submitter is allowed to make edits to their submitted reports and within what time frame.

Unrestricted Editing: Editing the daily report is always available.

&#x20;     Limited Editing: Once the daily report has been submitted, editing is available within a set time frame.

&#x20;     Editing Prohibited: Once the daily report has been submitted, no editing will be allowed.


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