Difference between revisions of "Account-Level Users"
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* Can add and edit [[Loved Ones|Residents]] and [[Caregivers|Caregivers]] on the Account | * Can add and edit [[Loved Ones|Residents]] and [[Caregivers|Caregivers]] on the Account | ||
* Can receive alerts and notifications.<br /><br /> | * Can receive alerts and notifications.<br /><br /> | ||
:This is the typical user level used for most of the adult children or home health care professionals. This level user can view motion and door sensors, | :This is the typical user level used for most of the adult children or home health care professionals. This level user can view motion and door sensors, view health readings and Care Coordination Notes, edit rules, and use all the social features of the system. | ||
:[[File:AccountCaregiverDashboard.png|left|frame|What an Account Caregiver sees after logging in]] | :[[File:AccountCaregiverDashboard.png|left|frame|What an Account Caregiver sees after logging in]] | ||
'''My Accounts'''<br /> | '''My Accounts'''<br /> |
Revision as of 19:59, 30 October 2012
Overview
Users at the account level have been given access to a single account, for example the account of their parents or grandparents, or to a few selected accounts. Users at the Account level will log in, and be taken immediately to the Dashboard screen. There are 3 possible user roles at the Account Level: Account Admin, Account Caregiver, or Account Communicator. The content on the screen will vary a little, depending on the user's role, as explained below.
User Levels
Account AdminAn Account Admin user will have access to more features than the other two levels. An Account Admin:
My Accounts Notifications Management |
Account CaregiverAn Account Caregiver can do everything an Account Admin can do, except for adding new users. An Account Caregiver:
My Accounts Notifications Management |
Account CommunicatorAn Account Communicator is the most limited user level. An Account Communicator:
My Accounts Management |