This article covers how to edit the account details for a requester or change the requester for a request.
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Update Requester Information
- Sign in to your account
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Navigate to the Admin header and click Users in the drop-down
- Toggle on the Show Requesters and Show Deactivated Users options
- Use the Search by Name/Email box to search for the requester's name or email address currently associated with the account
Note: The list of users will update once the name or email address is entered into the search bar. - Click the Edit User button (pencil) next to the user you want to edit
- Update the requester's Account Details
- Name: The requester's preferred display name.
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Email: The requester's preferred email address for contact.
Note: This is a required field, indicated by the asterisk next to the field's title. - Title: Any personal titles the requester may have. Some common examples of titles are Doctor (Dr.), Esquire (Esq.), or Professor.
- Address: The requester's mailing (or street) address.
- City: The city in which the requester resides.
- State: The state in which the requester resides.
- Zip Code: The postal code in which the requester resides.
- Phone Number: The requester's preferred number for contact.
- Company: The company that the requester works for or represents.
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Role: The level of permissions that the requester is granted.
- Admin: The admin can see and take actions in all parts of the application, including the Admin Panels which configure users, departments, and other account settings.
- Department Admin: Can perform all admin activities, but are restricted to their own department(s). Department Admin cannot change general account settings.
- Publisher: Publishers can see and undertake actions related to a request including external communications and document management. Publishers cannot access the Admin Panels.
- Staff: Staff can see all requests, but can only take actions that are directed internally, such as they can post a private message to other staff and upload an internal document. Staff cannot access the Admin Panels.
- Guest: Guests can only see publicly accessible documents and notifications. All requesters who enter an email are given a Guest account.
- Click the Save button, in the lower left-hand corner of the Account Details section
Change the Requester for a Request
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Open the request
- Select the pencil icon next to the Requester
- If the requester has a registered email:
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Search for and select the requester and click the Change Requester button
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Search for and select the requester and click the Change Requester button
- If the requester does not have a registered email:
- Click the Create a new requester account link below the search requester field
- Fill out the required user information to create a new guest account
- Click the Save button
- Navigate back to the request and select the new user from the requester drop-down
- Click the Create a new requester account link below the search requester field
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