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Why can't users see or access specific checklists in Jolt Software?

Troubleshoot checklist visibility and access issues in Jolt Software caused by role-based permissions, including missing or inaccessible checklists.

Checklist Visibility and Access Issues in Jolt Software

Purpose

Help users understand why a checklist may not be visible or accessible and how to resolve role-based permission issues.


Overview

Checklist visibility in Jolt Software is controlled by role-based permissions.

A user can only:

  • View a checklist if their role has access

  • Complete a checklist if permissions allow submission

If a checklist is missing, it is typically due to role or permission configuration rather than a system error.


Common Reasons Checklists Are Not Visible

1. Role Does Not Have Access

The user’s assigned role may not include permission to view or complete the checklist.

This is the most common cause of missing checklists.


2. Checklist Is Not Assigned to the User’s Role

Even if the checklist is active, it will not appear unless it is explicitly assigned to the user’s role.


3. User Is Assigned the Wrong Role

The user may be assigned a role that does not include operational checklist access for their location or function.


How to Troubleshoot and Resolve

Step 1: Confirm User Role

  • Identify the user’s assigned role in Jolt

  • Confirm whether that role is intended to access the checklist


Step 2: Check Checklist Role Assignments

  • Review which roles the checklist is assigned to

  • Confirm the user’s role is included


Step 3: Update Role Permissions (Admin Required)

If access is missing:

  • Add the user to a role that has checklist access, or

  • Update the checklist to include the correct role

Role and permission changes typically require admin access.


Corporate or Centralized Content Control

In some organizations, checklist access is managed at a corporate level.

If roles or permissions cannot be updated locally:

  • Contact your corporate or system administrator

  • They manage checklist publishing and role assignments

Support may not be able to modify corporate-level permissions.


Support Guidance

  • Always start by verifying the user’s role

  • Treat missing checklists as a permission issue, not a system bug

  • Avoid hardcoding role names in troubleshooting guidance

  • Escalate to admin-level support when permissions are centrally controlled

  • Keep troubleshooting focused on role → checklist mapping

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