Note: For LCS, since their Enterprise has so many
Communities, we are attempting to help them out by having Data Import... a)
create Community User Profiles where needed, with a read only role, creating it
if necessary; b) linking Enterprise User Profiles to the Community User
Profiles for Communities not already having a link for the user. See the
"Existing Enterprise Change(s)" Redmine Issue Template for more
detail.
Note: An enterprise account is only necessary if someone
needs to access multiple communities, such as a regional manager needing access
to all communities under their corporate umbrella.
1. Make sure the customer's Enterprise is already
created. If they need an enterprise created, see the steps
Here.
2. Check to see if the customer has an account in each of
the communities they need access to. If they don't, note which communities they
lack accounts for, and provide that information to them. Make sure you are
notified when the rest of their accounts are created.
3. Login to the Enterprise, and click on the Enterprise
button at the top of the page to access the Security tab.
4. Create a new User for the customer and assign the
Enterprise Admin role. This is the same process as creating a user in the back
office.
5. After creating their account, provide the customer
with the Enterprise Login Link, along with their Username and Password.
6. The customer will need to manually link each of their
community accounts to the enterprise account. This is done under the Home
button.
7. They will select the Link Community User Account
button at the top, which will bring up a new box. They will need to enter their
Username and Password for each community and click Link in the bottom right of
the box.
If everything is done correctly, they should now be able
to sign into the hub and access each community in the Enterprise.