ANVL provides two areas for managing users: the Users tab in ANVL Manager and the Admin Portal (User Management). Each serves a different purpose. Understanding when to use each prevents misconfiguration and ensures the right level of control is applied.

Answer

Use the Users tab for day-to-day, site-level user management.
Use the Admin Portal for organization-wide configuration, advanced permissions, and bulk actions.

Steps

1. Use the Users Tab (ANVL Manager) When You Need:

Add or modify users at a site you manage
Activate or inactivate users
Make routine updates (name, email, Group access within your scope)

The Users tab is designed for Site-Level Admins and supports limited, operational updates.

Key Takeaways

Users tab in ANVL Manager used for day-to-day user management.

2. Use the Admin Portal When You Need:

Assign Special Rights or advanced permissions
Manage supervisors and hierarchy at scale
Perform bulk create or bulk update actions
Edit fields not available in the Users tab
Manage users across any Group in the organization

The Admin Portal is designed for Business Administrators and provides full user record control.

Admin Portal User Management tool showing full user record access.

Quick Comparison

Area	Users Tab (ANVL Manager)	Admin Portal
Primary purpose	Day-to-day user management	Organization-level configuration
Typical users	Site-Level Admins	Business Administrators
Edit scope	Limited fields	Full user record
Group assignment	Only Groups you belong to	Any Group in the organization
Special Rights	Not available	Available
Bulk actions	No	Yes
Supervisor setup	Limited	Full hierarchy control