# SyteLine User Access Request Form Template

> Source: https://netray.co/tools/syteline-user-access-request-form-template
> Publisher: Netray (netray.co), AI and integration engineering for ERP and manufacturing systems.
> Section: Free Tools

## Short answer

A fill-in access request and approval form for new, changed and terminated SyteLine users, with a segregation of duties review block.

## Category

syteline

## Erp

Infor SyteLine

## Audience

- SyteLine administrator
- IT auditor
- Controller

## Tool

**Kind:** template

**Output:** document

**Fields:**

#### Company name

**Key:** company

**Type:** text

**Default:** Northfield Precision Ltd

#### Request date

**Key:** request_date

**Type:** date

**Default:** 2026-10-20

#### Request type

**Key:** request_type

**Type:** select

**Options:**

- New user
- Change of access
- Temporary access
- Terminate user

**Default:** New user

#### Employee name

**Key:** employee

**Type:** text

**Default:** Maria Gonzales

#### Job title and department

**Key:** job_title

**Type:** text

**Default:** Production Planner, Operations

#### Line manager

**Key:** manager

**Type:** text

**Default:** David Okafor

#### Requested SyteLine user ID

**Key:** user_id

**Type:** text

**Default:** mgonzales

#### Sites / entities

**Key:** sites

**Type:** text

**Default:** PLANT1, PLANT2

#### Authorization groups or roles

**Key:** groups

**Type:** textarea

**Default:** Planning (view and edit), Job Orders (create and release), Inventory (view only)

#### Specific forms or utilities needed

**Key:** forms

**Type:** textarea

**Default:** Jobs, Job Order Release, Planning Detail, MRP Planning Workbench

#### Business justification

**Key:** reason

**Type:** textarea

**Default:** Replaces a retiring planner and needs to release jobs for the PLANT1 cell.

#### Access end date (temporary only)

**Key:** end_date

**Type:** text

**Default:** Not applicable

**Blocks:**

#### SyteLine User Access Request

**Body:** Company: {{company}}
Request date: {{request_date}}
Request type: {{request_type}}

#### Requestor details

**Table:**

**Columns:**

- Field
- Value

**Rows:**

**0:** Employee

**1:** {{employee}}

**0:** Job title and department

**1:** {{job_title}}

**0:** Line manager

**1:** {{manager}}

**0:** Requested user ID

**1:** {{user_id}}

**0:** Sites / entities

**1:** {{sites}}

#### Access requested

**Body:** Authorization groups or roles:
{{groups}}

Forms or utilities:
{{forms}}

Access end date: {{end_date}}

#### Business justification

**Body:** {{reason}}

#### Segregation of duties review

**Table:**

**Columns:**

- Conflict to check
- Conflict found (Y/N)
- Mitigating control

**Rows:**

**0:** Create purchase order and approve receipt

**0:** Maintain vendor master and release payment

**0:** Adjust inventory and perform cycle count approval

**0:** Maintain item standard cost and post to ledger

**0:** Create user and assign authorization group

#### Approvals

**Signatures:**

- Requestor
- Line manager
- Data owner (module)
- SyteLine administrator
- Internal control / IT audit

**Notes:** Adapt the group names to your own authorization groups. This is a starting point for your internal control process, not a compliance certification. Keep signed copies for your auditor.

## Content

**Intro:** Most SyteLine audit findings trace back to user access that nobody can explain. This form gives you one page per request, from requestor to administrator, with a segregation of duties review before anything is granted.

**Sections:**

#### How to use the form

**Body:** Fill in the requestor details, then list the authorization groups and the specific forms needed. In SyteLine, access is normally granted through user records linked to authorization groups and, where used, site and entity assignments. Writing the request in those terms stops vague asks like 'same access as Sam'. Export to PDF or Word, route it for signatures, and file it with the ticket that the administrator uses to create or change the user.

**Bullets:**

- Use one form per person per change.
- Name the sites, not just the company.
- State an end date for contractors and temporary cover.
- Attach the signed copy to the change ticket.

#### The segregation of duties block

**Body:** The review table lists classic conflicts in a manufacturing ERP: buying and receiving, vendor maintenance and payment, inventory adjustment and count approval, cost maintenance and ledger posting, and user administration. A conflict is not an automatic refusal. It means a named compensating control must exist, such as a manager review of adjustment reports or a monthly exception report. Add rows for conflicts that matter in your business.

#### Terminations and periodic review

**Body:** Use the Terminate user type on the day someone leaves, and disable the account rather than deleting it so that transaction history keeps a valid user reference. Run a full access review at least twice a year: export the list of users and groups, send it to line managers, and require a signed confirmation. The same form can be reused as the record of any change that results.

#### Common mistakes

**Body:** The usual failures are shared logins for shop floor terminals, access copied wholesale from a colleague, administrators approving their own requests, and no end date on consultants. Also check integrations: service accounts used by APIs or reporting tools need the same discipline and should be listed on a separate register with an owner.

**Cta:** If you want user and group listings pulled from SyteLine and compared against this kind of policy automatically, we can build a read-only review report on your data.

**Faq:**

#### Does SyteLine need a separate request for each site?

**Answer:** List every site or entity the person needs on one form. The administrator then assigns the matching access per site. If different sites have different data owners, add a signature line for each owner so each approves their own data.

#### Who should approve access?

**Answer:** At minimum the line manager and the owner of the data being accessed, such as the controller for finance or the materials manager for inventory. The administrator should execute but not be the only approver. Internal audit or IT control signs where conflicts are found.

#### Is this form enough for SOX or ISO audits?

**Answer:** It is a good evidence record, but auditors also want periodic access reviews, termination timeliness and administrator activity logs. Use the form as one control within your own documented process and check requirements with your auditor.

#### Can I use it for non-SyteLine systems?

**Answer:** Yes. Rename the product references and the authorization group wording. The structure of requestor, access, justification, conflict review and approvals works for any ERP or business application.

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