4.2 Managing Program Users
Your ASQ Enterprise program comes with three predefined
roles: Program Administrator (your role), Provider, and Reviewer. You can
assign one or all of these roles to each user in your account.
As the designated Program Administrator, you have the most powerful role. You
can set screening preferences, create program users, create and edit Child
Profiles, assign Child Profiles to Providers, enter screening data, create and manage program
documents and packets, and generate reports. If you are a Family Access
subscriber, you also create your Family Access web page.
The Provider role is designed for users such as
professionals, employees, or contractors of your organization who work directly
with children (e.g., teachers and therapists). Providers have the rights to
create and edit Child Profiles; enter child screening data; schedule tasks;
generate and download documents and groups of documents; and generate
reports.
The Reviewer role is designed for users such as program
directors and school superintendents, who need to review aggregate reports on
children’s progress. Reviewers have the ability to generate reports but cannot
view, add, edit, or delete specific child records or screenings.
4.2.1 Viewing All Program Users
To view a list of all users in your program:
1. Select Program from the top navigation menu.
2. Select the Search Program Users Quick Link or click View All next to the Recent Program Users tab.
3. To view the profile details of a specific program user, click on his or her name.
4.2.2 Adding Program Users
As Program Administrator, you are responsible for creating the users in
your program. You can create other Program Administrators, who will be able to
perform the same functions that you have access to, and you can also create
Providers and Reviewers.
To add a new user:
1. Select Program from the top navigation menu.
2. Click the Add tab next to Recent Program Users.
OR
3. Select the Add Program User Quick Link.
4. Enter the following profile information for the new program user. Items marked with an asterisk [*] are required.
a.
Prefix
b.
First name*
c.
Last name*
d.
Position (choose the appropriate
position from the menu)
e.
Job title
f.
Address1
g.
Address2
h.
Address3
i.
City
j.
County/District
k.
State/Province*
l.
Zip/Postal code
m.
Country*
n.
Phone*
o.
Alternate phone
p.
Mobile phone
q.
Mobile carrier
r.
Fax
s.
Email*
t.
Role* (Program Administrator,
Provider, or Reviewer)
u.
Program (Program name is provided and
not editable)
v. Username* (see note, below)
5. Once you have entered the profile information for the new user, click the Save button.
Once you click Save, an email will be automatically generated by ASQ Online and sent to the new user with the email address provided. That email will contain a link that will allow the new user to create his or her own password and then log in to ASQ Online.
NOTE: To avoid
confusion, it is highly suggested that each username you create for a new user
be a combination of that person’s first initial + last name (e.g., I’m adding a
Program Administrator named Nancy Lemon – I will enter her username as: nlemon).
4.2.3 Searching For Program Users
To search for a user:
1. Select Program from the top navigation menu.
2. Select the Search Program Users Quick Link.
3. Search for program users by entering information in any of the following search fields: “Last name,” “First name,” and/or “Role.”(You may enter more than one field at once to narrow your search.)
4. Click Search.
5. Once you have located the user you are looking for, click on the user’s name to view the individual profile.
NOTE: When searching by first or last name, entering
in a single letter will yield search results that contain that letter (e.g., if
you enter “k” in first name, you will return results for each user who has a
“k” in his or her first name, such as Kim and Derrick).
TIP: By simply selecting “Provider” from the “Role”
drop-down menu, you can easily generate a list of all Providers in the program.
This works for each ASQ Online role.
4.2.4 Viewing a Program User’s Profile
To view profile details and access
associated with a specific program user:
1. Select Program from the top navigation menu.
2. Click View All
next to the Recent Program Users tab or select the Search Program Users Quick Link to see a list of all users in the
program.
3. Click on the user’s name to access his or her
profile.
4.2.5 Editing a Program User’s Profile
Although it is suggested that you let users edit their own profiles, there are times when you might need to edit another user’s profile.
To edit a particular program user’s profile:
Once you have made the desired changes, click the Save button.
4.2.6 Deleting
a Program User
If a program user has left the program or no longer needs access to the
program, you may wish to delete the user’s profile.
To delete a program user:
1. Select Program from the top navigation menu.
2. Click View All next to the Recent Program Users tab or select the Search Program Users Quick Link to see a list of all users in the program.
3. Click on the user’s name to access his or her profile.
4. Click the Delete User tab to the right of the User Details tab.
5. A pop-up window will appear asking if you are sure you want to delete this user. Click OK.
6. The user is now deleted.
NOTE: Once you
delete a user, you will no longer have access to his or her profile
information, and he or she will no longer be able to access ASQ Online. To
allow him or her access to the system in the future, you will have to add him
or her as a new user.
4.2.7 Adding Access to an Existing Program User
If a user already exists within a
program as a Program Administrator, Provider, or Reviewer, you may add
additional access to that user (e.g., you want your Program Administrator to
also have the access rights of a Provider).
To add additional access:
4.2.8 Removing
Access from an Existing Program User
If a user within your program has
access to two or more user roles, it is possible for you to remove that user’s
access to one of the roles, if needed.
To remove user access:
4.2.9 Assigning
Multiple Children to a Provider
As Program Administrator, you have the
ability to assign one or more children to a Provider at the same time.
To assign multiple children to a Provider:
See also