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Overview

User profiles can be reactivated through the Deem Partner Dashboard with appropriate permissions.

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Need to Know

Need to Know

Need to Know

  • TMC can manually

reactivate
  • create accounts with appropriate permissions

  • Client can manually

reactivate Benefits and Need to Know
  • create accounts with appropriate permissions

  • TMC must provide Deem Partner Dashboard Access

    • Permissions

      • User Manager: Allows individual to manually create/deactivate/reset password as well as update profiles

Where to update Profile Fields

Reactivate User Account

Click on

How to Reactivate User Account

  • Log into Deem Partner Dashboard

  • Access client’s site

  • The below steps will walk you through reactivating a user account

    • Click Users Tab

    • Click

    on
    • Single User Activation

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    Enter search criteria for account

    • Select Basic Search or Advanced Search

      • Advanced Search: Allows you further profile fields to search from

    • First Name:

    • Last Name:

    • User Name:

    • Email:

    • Employee ID:

    • Account Type:

      • End User: User profiles

      • Support::User profiles designated as support

    • User Status:

      • Show only manually added users

      • Show only inactive users

    • Helpful Hint:  You can use one or more of the search fields above. Due to the many ways to spell a first or last name you can actually search for partial names. Few examples below

      • First initial of first name and first initial of last name

      • Partial first name

      • Partial last name as in example in below screenshot. I am searching for the last name Never but searching only by Nev. The system will present any last name starting with Nev.

      • Partial email address

    • Show only manually added users:  Narrows search to only manually created users

    • Show only inactive Users: Narrows search to only inactive accounts

      • If you know there are fewer than 200 user accounts you can leave all search options blank and click

    on
      • search

    Note: In this example we are looking to reactivate a deactivated account, therefore we are searching for only accounts that are not active.

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    • Click

    on
    • Search

    • Select User account/accounts to be reactivated

    • Click

    on
    • Add to the left of the user account

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    • User account will move down to Selected Results

    • You can continue to search for further accounts and add to the Selected Results section

    • Click

    on
    • Continue

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    • Password Options: 

      • Have system generate random password:  System will generate an activation email, and will force the client to reset their password upon their initial login

      • Pre-defined password for user:  You can select this option if you would like to define the password for the user.  You will need to provide the password to the user.  

      • Force user to change password on first login: It is recommended to check this box if you are manually setting the password for the user.

    Note:  System generated passwords are recommended for security. Unfortunately you may have users that are having difficulties logging in and are becoming frustrated.  Therefore you have the option of Predefining a password. Predefined passwords can also be used when creating test accounts.

    • Click

    on
    • Activate Now

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    Activate

    Account

    Status

    As you can see the profile is now activated fully: Status and Status in Company

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