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User Account Provisioning is a process that ensures user accounts are created, given proper permissions, changed, deactivated, and removed.
Provisioning users in Journey Manager is a frequent task, which an administrator performs to create new or migrate existing users from different environments. This process is straightforward, but you have to understand what roles, groups and permissions a user should have to utilize the product efficiently and securely. You also need to figure out what organizations and form spaces the user will need to access to be able to do the work. After that, setting up a user is as simple as following these steps:
You can use the bulk import functionality to create multiple users including user's details, roles, groups and access configurations. This significantly simplifies user provisioning task. Finally, if a user is no longer required, you can deactivate it.
There are the following differences in provisioning different users, which are described below.
You may want to create users that can access and use only one product. Maestro is a good example as it is a product that can be run by itself and is used primarily by form developers, who don't need to use other products, such as Analytics.
Only a Maestro Organization User Manager can create a new user for their assigned organizations.
To configure a user:
There are multiple roles for Maestro users. Manager access is not required, so do not assign Manager roles.
Manager has a set of roles that can be assigned to a user. One of these roles is the Organization User Manager role, which allows a user with this role to create new users, edit user details, and reset passwords.
To configure a user as the Organization User Manager:
If you use Maestro prior to version 18.05, you only need to assign the form spaces up to the version of Maestro you are using. For example, if you use Maestro 17.10, you need to assign both the Transact Maestro 5.0 and the Transact Maestro 17.10 form spaces to the user.
Do not assign global access to the user account.
You can restrict user's access to several forms or even one form that are hosted on a form space using special groups or form spaces.
To restrict an access using a group:
To restrict an access using a form space:
Sometime, after you have created a user account in Manager, it's still not visible while searching for it. There are a few primary causes, which are described below.
An Organization User Manager (Org User Manager) is responsible for administering Manager users for a company. They will be contacted first before raising a support request.
Incorrect organization is selected in the Organization dropdown list of the Manager menu bar, as shown below.
When you do not see a drop down field like above, and usually see a fixed Organization name, it implies you have access to only one organization. Hence, this scenario is not applicable, please move on to next general cause.
If you see a drop down field like the above image, it implies you have access to multiple organizations. Please select an appropriate organization which is also assigned to the new user. After selecting the appropriate organization if you do a user account search the user shall be visible.
You can also leave the Organization dropdown list blank. In this case, you will see the users for all organizations that you have access to in the search results. Hence, if unsure of user's assigned organizations please keep this field blank.
The user account was created by someone and assigned to an organization which you don't have access to.
After checking the general cause 1, if you still cannot see the user in search results, please ask your Org User Manager to assist you in this regard. The Org User Manager should be able to assign the correct organization to the user. Please ensure that you have access to the same organization as the new user to make them visible in your search results.
You have just created the user account but you cannot see it in search results . Usually, the user account was not assigned any organization.
In this scenario, the newly created user account does not belong to any organization hence, it is not visible to users who have access to particular organizations.
However, users with global access (generally, Org User Manager) can see the user and should be able to assign an appropriate organization to the new user account so that it is visible to you.
Provide your Org User Manager with the username of the newly created user so the account can be searched. Org User Manager should be able to edit the newly created user account and assign the organization as per business requirements.
Since you have created the user it is very likely you have administration rights for the organization, please ensure that the new user was assigned to your organization to make them visible in your search results.
If the user is still not visible after above troubleshooting, raise a request with Temenos Support team using our support portal.
Next, learn how to view user accounts.