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Overview
The primary purpose of nVIRO is to serve the needs of various user groups that utilize the services it provides. To support this objective, proper management of the users that interact with the system is of paramount importance. This help topic and its related subtopics cover the user-management functions in nVIRO.
Types of Users
Three main user groups use the nVIRO system: public users, external users, and internal users. Each of these groups has different levels of access to and visibility within the system.
Public users
cando not have an nVIRO user account. Public users can only access certain public-facing features such as the
SitenSITE Explorer
and, public notice search
. These users do not have user accounts in the system and so the user, or the ability to submit a complaint. User management functions described in these pages do not apply to
thempublic users.
External users are those non-agency users
who need access to the system to work with one or more permitted facilities(such as members of the regulated community) who have an nVIRO user account. External users can apply for permits, submit reports, and download documents related to their sites among other tasks. Typically, these users are facility owners and/or their representatives,
permitteesemployees, consultants, etc.
Internal users are
staff members of theregulatory agency
for which nVIRO has been implementedstaff. Internal users
have differing levels of access tocan access different parts of the system according to the security groups and workgroups of which they are members.
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User accounts are managed under Admin > Users. For details about managing user accounts, refer to [User Management].
Adding Users to the System
- External user accounts are created through self-registration, as described in [Managing External Users].
- Internal user accounts are created by internal users with the appropriate administrative permissions, as described in [Managing Internal Users].
Users Page
The Users page can be used to search for any user account in the system. Filters at the top of each column allow you to quickly filter the displayed list of user by a number of criteria, including login name, account type (internal or external), and current account status.
Because there is a limit to the number of users that can be displayed in the list at one time, searching for a user by using the filter columns alone might not return a matching result. In such cases, you can use the Search panel available via the dropdown control at the top of the page. This will search all of the user accounts in the system and will display a result list matching the specified criteria. Note that, if broad search criteria are used, the resulting search results might be too large to fully display in the results list. In such cases, an alert message will be displayed at the top of the page, prompting you to narrow your search criteria.
When you have located the account you want to view or edit, clicking the corresponding Open button will open the [User Details page], where the account can be managed.
User Details Page
User account details can be viewed and edited on the User Details page, which consists of four tabs: Details, Documents, Sites, and Audit History.
Details Tab
Most of the work of configuring a user account is done on the Details tab, which contains the following fields and controls:
Name
Description
First Name
User first name.
Last Name
User last name.
Title
User title.
Display Name
Name used for display in dropdown boxes throughout nVIRO.
Org./Company Name
User's organization or company name.
Phone Number
User's phone number.
Extension
Extension for user’s phone number.
Account Settings
Email Address
User's email address. Must be unique. For external users, their login name is the same as their email address.
Login Name
User's login name. For Active Directory implementations, this must be the user's domain credential. For example, DOMAIN\User or user@domain.gov
Notification Delivery Preference
Indicates whether the user prefers to get notifications only via the nVIRO User Notifications screen, or whether the user would also like to receive notifications via email.
Account Type
Internal or External. Cannot be changed.
Security Groups
Lists the security groups to which the user belongs.
Workgroups
Applies to internal users only. Lists the workgroups to which the user belongs.
Sidebar
Status
Indicates whether the user account is active or inactive. An email can be configured to be sent when this is toggled.
Reset Security Questions
Resets a user's security questions if they have been forgotten. An email can be configured to be sent when questions are reset.
User Edit History
Displays when the user account was created and last updated, and when the account last logged in.
View History
Opens the User Edit History page, which displays a history of changes that have been made to the user’s account.
Documents Tab
Can be used to upload and store documents associated with the user.
Sites Tab
For external users, displays the sites with which the given user is affiliated.
Audit History Tab
Displays a history of the changes the user has made throughout the system.
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Sub-Topics
see User Management.
User Security and Permissions
Please see the Security Groups article for more information on how user permissions are provisioned.
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