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How to allocate user levels and roles to your staff (for Approved Training Centres & Providers)
How to allocate user levels and roles to your staff (for Approved Training Centres & Providers)
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Written by RLSS UK
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Step 2
Go to your name at the top right of your browser and click on your Organisation.

If you believe you are an “ATCC” of a company and it does not appear, here please contact us at tahdah@rlss.org.uk.

Step 3
Select Our People and then select Staff

Step 4
Click on the arrow next to Admin and select Add Person, enter the individual’s details and click next.

The system may ask for more information.
Please note the information must match what we hold on the database. 

When you click Create Person the system will create a "Ghost Account" untill that individual accepts.

Step 5
You will now be asked to assign Roles to that individual, once completed you can save and add another or save and close.

 The different level of Roles can be found below.

The individual you have added will now appear on the our people tab and from this screen, you will be able to change the roles or remove them from your organisation.

The Roles

・ATC Co-Ordinator (All the below and the ability to assign roles.)

・Global Course Organiser (Able to run courses across all linked ATC’s)

・Global Trainer (Can access all the ongoing training) 

・Course Organiser (Able to run courses against the site that they have been named against)

・Finance Department (Able to gain access to the finance elements of the system for example payment details, paying membership of those linked to your venue etc…)

・Trainer (Having this role allows the person with it to run Ongoing Training & Competency sessions)

・Internal Verifier (No functionality)

・Staff (No functionality)

Full details on roles including their permissions please see the document linked below. Please note that global permissions can only be given from the ATC Mother site.

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