In Outcomes, you can create as many new users as you need to work with the software. When creating users, you choose their Role to establish what permissions they'll have in the software. Once you add a new user, Outcomes sends them an email invitation.
As an administrator, you can establish teams that will work together to complete reviews or tasks. For example, if you conduct reviews or interviews and you have separate groups of colleagues who handle these, you can organize them together in a team. Teams can be used in assigning reviews, distributing tasks, or establishing Workspaces.
To create a team:
You can edit existing teams from the Teams page by clicking the name of the team. You can delete or categorize teams by clicking the checkbox to the left of them, and selecting the desired option at the top of the grid.
To manage existing users' accounts:
Click on a column header to sort users alphabetically in ascending or descending order. Use the search icon to search for specific users by their name or email address. Click the dropdown arrow to filter users based on their Role, Portal, or Review Team.
Permissions for each user are based on the role they are assigned. Administrators can modify a user’s access by changing their role.
To modify users:
Any user in the software can also make edits to their own account by clicking My Account at the bottom of the Navigation Menu. From the My Account Menu, you can edit your contact information, update your account image, change your login email, or reset your password.
If there are any users with pending access, click # invitations ready to send to see who those users are. Click Send All to send the email invitations in batch.
You can also select users to send them an invitation, allowing them to confirm their access and create a password. Invitations expire after 90 days.
To resend an invitation, click the user you'd like to re-invite, and click Resend Invite.
To remove a user from your account, click the checkbox near their name, then click Delete.
Click the checkbox next to the user's name, then click Export. Select the export view, then click Download.
Global Data Restrictions are organization-wide rules that control the visibility of certain application fields. Similar to data restrictions within roles, these rules allow you to block specific fields from being seen by users unless their role permissions exempt them from the restriction. Since Global Data Restrictions are organization-wide, they can impact multiple roles at once.
For example, if, as an administrator, you want to restrict all non-admin users in your organization from seeing race and ethnicity data, you can add the race field (or the entire Race and Ethnicity form) as a data restriction, as seen below.
Only administrators and other users with the Manage Global Data Restrictions permission enabled in their roles can configure Global Data Restrictions. Therefore, setting a data restriction here (rather than in the Application Data Restrictions area of the role settings) limits who can remove your data restrictions.