Failure to Authenticate (OLCC User does not have sufficient permissions to perform action)

Failure to Authenticate (OLCC User does not have sufficient permissions to perform action)


MessageFailure to Authenticate (OLCC User does not have sufficient permissions to perform action)


Explanation:  The users permissions need to be reviewed via Company > Add/View Employees > User Login = [insert user login with error] > edit user and navigate to Permissions tab 

Suggested Resolution
: Confirm that the permission is granted to user for action being taken



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