Documentation for SolMan / ChaRM Security Rolls / Authorizations

Good Day;
I am currently setting up all the roles / authorizations for the different areas within Solution Manager / ChaRM.
I have been looking for a u201Cdetailedu201D document on all the security authorizations for Solution Manager / ChaRM. So far the only document I am able to find is the Security Guide for SAP Solution Manager 4.0 as of SP 15.
If there are more detailed documents, would someone point me in the right direction.
Regards
Don

Thanks Roel;
I am looking at user role authorizations.
The first thing I want to setup is the Team leader roles.
I need the team leader to have the ability to do the following
1.Create Issues
2.Create change requests
3.Change the status of a change request to u201CIn Developmentu201D
4.Create transports and tasks
5.Release transports
The Team leader will not have the authorization to u201Capprove u201C change requestsu201D 
Thanks Again
Regards
Don

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