As an Administrator, you are responsible for managing access to the Claims Portal.

It is critical to regularly manage all of your organisation's users for security reasons.

If users leave, or their job changes so that they no longer need access to the Portal, you must disable their access without delay.

This can be done by using the 'Enabled' check box, which is available when editing a user:

 

Edit user

 

When both the Enabled and Active check boxes are checked a user is able to access the Claims Portal based on their profile. Administrators are able to reset their password if they have forgotten it.

The 'Enabled' flag will automatically uncheck if:

  • The user tries to log in using invalid credentials for five consecutive attempts.
  • The user tries to log in after 90 days of non-use.
  • The user tries to log in and the expiry date is reached.

To manually disable a user's access, uncheck the 'Enabled' flag.  A warning message 'Are you sure you want to remove this User’s access?' will be displayed:

 

Remove user access

 

If 'OK' is selected the 'Active' flag will automatically uncheck and the User will not be able to access the Claims Portal.  If the User has an Administrator profile they will not be able to reset their password.

Enabled or Active

If you would like to remove the ‘Active’ flag for a User that already has an unchecked ‘Enable’ flag (1.) you must manually check the ‘Enabled’ check box (2.), and then manually un-check it again to remove the ‘Active’ flag (3.).

 

 

If the 'Enabled' indicator is manually checked, the 'Active' flag will automatically be checked and the User will be reinstated with their Claims Portal access.

 

Managing the Account

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