Users and Roles

CPF provide a role-based authorization mechanism to allow a user to login with different roles for multiple purposes. In the upgraded version, there are several types of roles, two of them are mostly frequently used:

  • Credentialing user
  • Credentialing Administrator

The following table describes the main difference between these roles:

Functionality Admin Cred User
Search & Group Y Y
Application form data entry Y Y
- Create practitioner application form Y Y
- Determine if record(s) in a section need verification Y Y
- Upload section related files Y Y
Submit an application form Y Y
- View application form summary Y Y
- View application form reports Y Y
- View application form related files Y Y
- Upload application form related files Y Y
- Download a verification summary package Y Y
View verification process
- Request Y Y
- Setup primary source Y Y
- Setup sanction Y Y
- Setup discrepancy Y Y
- verification result Y Y
- Audit Y Y
- Quality Audit Y Y
Tickler
- Request Needs to be Resent Y Y
- Request Not Received Y Y
Status Report Y Y
Options
- Common Data Setting Y N
- Organization Group Setting N N
- Membership Management Y N
- Section Configurationg N N
- User Profile Management Y N
- Verification Definition N N
- Template Files Management Y N
- Organization Group Config N N
- Spyder Config N N
Send a Message Y Y
Send notification Y Y
Application Options Y Y
View Work Events Y Y
View Recent Accessed Practitioner Y Y

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