As previously announced, beginning in November 2010 all ERA® system users will be required to use their own unique User ID to log into ERA. Users will maintain the ability to open and use multiple sessions on a PC/Workstation. However, they will not be able to log into more than one device at a time with the same unique User ID.
We have listened to your feedback about this change and would like to address some commonly asked questions.
Yes, there is no change. We understand that having multiple sessions open on a single device is often a critical part of many users' day-to-day processes.
No. But again, shared User IDs for Wireless Parts Barcoding must be set up correctly. When setting up a User ID in 6210 for Wireless Parts Barcoding, please note the following criteria:
The best solution to control access to your data is to provide unique User IDs for each employee. However, if you want to continue to use a single User ID for multiple technicians, you can do so. This shared User ID can be used simultaneously on multiple PC workstations. It will only provide access to executables 2028 (Special Order Inquiry), 3702 (Labour Time Guide Inquiry), and 3352 (Technician Dispatching).
For more information on setting up a shared User ID in 6210 for Technician Dispatching, go to https://my.reyrey.com and enter your login information. Click on the Online Support tab, and search by Document ID 1930694.
If each team shares one workstation nothing will need to be changed. If you use Technician Dispatching in this manner, and each team will have access to more than one PC, you will be required to set up a unique User ID for each team member.
For more information setting up technicians by teams using a unique User ID, go to https://my.reyrey.com and enter your login information. Click on the Online Support tab, and search by Document ID 1080914. Within the document, click on Entry Information, then review item #12.
There are a lot of different scenarios on how your shop can operate within the ERA system. To best assist you, contact the Technical Assistance Centre to discuss your specific process with a support specialist.
In order to avoid disruption to your processes, we encourage you to take action right away.
Should you have any questions, please contact the Technical Assistance Centre.
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