# CData Sync 2023 Release Enterprise Features **URL:** \ **Category:** Getting started\ **Tags:** discussion, cdata-sync\ **Created:** [August 21, 2023, 7:10pm UTC](https://community.cdata.com/t/cdata-sync-2023-release-enterprise-features/348 "2023-08-21T19:10:09Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 1\ **Page:** 1
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The 2023 release of CData Sync includes several updates to continue to improve the enterprise experience for Sync users and administrators. In this post, we’ll highlight and provide details on the latest feature updates. ## User management and roles CData Sync supports three types of users (roles): ### Administrator role The **Administrator (Admin)** role provides full control over the application. The first user created in Sync defaults to this role. **Admin** users can create new jobs and connections, change application settings, and perform every other operation supported by the console. In addition, only admins can view the Audit log, which records changes that are made within the application (by any user). ### Standard role The **Standard** role allows for the creation, editing, and deletion of jobs and connections, but it does **not** allow for changing application-wide settings like those that appear on the **Settings** tab. ### Job creator role The **Job** **creator** role allows users to create, edit, and delete jobs and transformations, but it does **not** allow access to connections and does not allow for changing application-wide settings. ### Job operator role The **Job operator** role is a read-only role that enables user to start and stop jobs, view job history, and download job logs. These users **cannot** create new jobs, delete jobs, or change application settings. **User roles comparison** | Operation | Admin | Standard | Job Creator | Job Operator | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | View connections, jobs, and transformations | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | View application and job-execution logs | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Execute jobs and transformations | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Manage jobs and transformations | Yes | Yes | Yes | | | Manage connections | Yes | Yes | | | | Install new connectors | Yes | Yes | | | | Manage users | Yes | | | | | Change application settings | Yes | | | | | View audit logs | Yes | | | | ##   ### User creation and management To create and manage further users, navigate to **Settings \> Users**. The **Users** tab includes a table of users that are defined and includes information about the users’ roles, Sync API access tokens, and more. Only **Admin** users have permission to manage other users. **Admin** users can create, delete, and modify users. ## Labels Labels can be used to help CData Sync users organize their **Connections** , **Jobs** , and **Transformations**. ### Applying a label 1. Highlight the connection, job, or transformation 2. Click the ellipsis (…) and click Add Labels 3. Create a new label and choose an existing one ![60dd4f5e-8d2f-483d-ab45-7377dba4e575.png](https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/cdata/original/1X/f5f86595b17e04c9361f2ce49b8724afe2ed5681.png) With a label added, users can apply filters to their interface based on the labels along with types, statuses, sources, and destinations. ## Saved filters Users can now filter their **Connections** , **Jobs** , and **Transformations**. Saved filters allow users to easily manipulate their view into CData Sync, organizing the interface based on job or transformation type, job or transformation status, data source or destination, and label. ### Saving a filter 1. Click the Filter icon on the appropriate page and select the filters 2. Click Saved Filters and click Add Saved Filter 3. Name the filter and click Add Saved Filter ![89570496-71cc-4e69-b775-0bf8d9fbeb11.png](https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/cdata/original/1X/08e827aafa17c3e1fab542b04f9f86c84e41473c.png) With a filter saved, users can change the way they navigate through CData Sync and focus on specific tasks and connections. ## Cloned connections and jobs Cloned connections and jobs allow CData Sync users to take advantage of previously performed configurations, quickly setting up connections to related sources and destinations and replication jobs with minor modifications. ### Cloning a connection 1. Locate the connection to be cloned and select **Clone** from the options menu ( **…** ). This option opens the **Clone Connection** dialog box, where users can define what they want to clone. 2. Enter a name for the new connection and click **Clone Connection**. Once completed, the cloned connection is displayed in the connection table on the **Connections** page. Edit the connection to modify it as needed for the new source/destination. ### Cloning a job 1. Locate the job that to be cloned and select **Clone** from the options menu ( **…** ). This option opens the **Clone Job** dialog box, where users can define what they want to clone. 1. Enter a name for your new job. 2. (Optional) Select the **Choose a different Source and Destination** option if you want to change the current source and destination. 3. Select any of the following optional settings that you want to use. 2. Click **Clone Job**. Once completed, the cloned job is displayed in the job table on the **Jobs** page. Edit the job to modify it as needed. ### Free trial & more information Visit our [CData Sync page](https://www.cdata.com/sync) to read more information about CData Sync. To try out the enterprise features, [download a free 30-day trial](https://www.cdata.com/sync/download/)! As always, our world-class [Support Team](https://www.cdata.com/support/submit.aspx) is ready to answer any questions you may have.