- Introduction
- 1. Definition of Terms
- 2. Identity Management Roles
- 3. Inviting a User
- 4. Inviting an Organization
- 5. Registering as a New User
- 6. Registering as a New Organization
- 7. Approving Pending Request
- 8. Granting a Service Package to an Organization
- 9. Granting a Service Package to a User
- 10. Removing Package from User
- 11. Removing User
- 12. Requesting Service Package for my Organization
- 13. Requesting Service Package
- 14. Suspending a Package from an Organization
- 15. Permanently Removing a Package from an Organization
- 16. Suspending a Package from a User
- 17. Unsuspending a Package from a User
- 18. Suspending a User
- 19. Unsuspending a User
- 20. Viewing Pending Requests
- 21. Viewing and Updating Your User Profile
- 22. Resetting Password
- 23. Changing Password
- 24. Specifying Password
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Identity Management Roles
Exchange Operator
The Exchange Operator role is generally given to those few individuals who are managing company level membership for the platform. The primary function of the role is to allow the operators to invite new companies to join the platform, and to grant other types of roles, such as the CCA Service Administrator. In the role map below, an individual with this role has invited Company A and Company B to register with the Platform. Company A and Company B are registered as top-level organizations in the Platform.
Security Administrator
The Security Administrator role is granted to an individual who is responsible for registering their company or division with the platform. It gives them the ability to manage their company or division in ID Provision, by providing them access to the tools they can use to invite users or to delegate that task of user management to additional divisions. The seed security admin for a company or a division can grant this role to other new users. In the role map below, each company will have it's own security administrator.
Service Administrator
Service Administrators have the ability to grant service packages (i.e. applications) to companies that are registered on the platform. These service packages act as the top-level authorization when trying to access applications, so you will often see at least one role for each application that is tied a service package. In the role map below, the Service Administrator is responsible for managing access grants to Service Package A and Service Package B. The can grant the service packages to Company A and/or Company B.
Role Map
