Objective
The purpose of this article is to provide direction to Outreach Admins in locking, unlocking, and adding new user seats to Outreach.
Applies To
- Outreach Admins
Notes
- This article illustrates the processes of seat management in the Outreach Platform when seats are available for use. If none are unavailable, you can open a ticket to request additional seats.
- Admin permissions are required to complete this process.
Procedure
Locking and Unlocking a User Seat in Outreach
This procedure will either restrict (Lock) or allow (Unlock) access to the Outreach platform for the configured user(s).
- Access the Outreach Platform.
- Click Administration (The Gear Icon), then select Users from the left panel.
- Sort and Filter to find the applicable User.
Note: Locked User seats are identified by a padlock icon.
- Remove the filter User Status is Active to show locked seats.
- Click the ... menu to the right of the applicable User.
- Select the applicable action: Lock or Unlock.
- Click Confirm. The User seat will be modified as configured.
How To Add a New User Seat in Outreach
- Access the Outreach Platform.
- Click Administration (The Gear Icon), then select Users from the left panel.
- Click Add User from the top right corner.
Note: The number of seats available to the Org is listed in the menu bar. - Input the new User information in the corresponding fields as applicable.
Note: Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required fields. - Select the User's permissions from the Role (In Governance) and Governance Profile dropdown as applicable.
A Note About Error Messages
While configuring a User seat, Admins may encounter the following:
Message | Description |
---|---|
Email has already been taken | The User's email address is in use by another User. Filter Users by Locked to determine if the email address is associated with a locked seat. |
Changes do not save | The Outreach Platform does not save the new User seat because all the available licenses are in use. Request more seats by following the steps in this Article. |