When creating a New Credential, administrators have the ability to select several different options.
Here’s how to:
- In Manage Credentials, click the Down Arrow next to the Credentials category containing your credential.
- Select the credential you wish to edit.
- Click the Gear Icon next to Credential Options.
- Choose from the following options:
This credential requires:
- Start date: Administrators can create an active start date for a credential.
- Expiration date: Administrators can set an expiration date for a credential. Please note an expiration date is required for setting up alerts.
- Credential Number: This option is for credentials or licenses that have a certification number.
Allow users to view and/or edit this credential:
- Allow users to view: Administrators can elect to give or not give users the ability to view their credential information in their own profile.
- Pin to Schedule: Administrators have the option to keep the credential “pinned” and visible on the user’s home page Schedule.
Note: Once the credential has been completed, it will no longer show in the schedule on the home page, even if this option has been selected.
- Pin to Schedule: Administrators have the option to keep the credential “pinned” and visible on the user’s home page Schedule.
- Allow users to edit: Administrators can allow users to modify their credential information in their own profile.
5. Once you are done, click Save.
Please see the following links for more information about Manage Credentials:
Manage Credentials – Creating a New Credential Category
Manage Credentials – Create A New Credential
Manage Credentials – Custom vs. Certified
Manage Credentials – Create Topics and Build Curriculum
Manage Credentials – Add or Modify Users in a Credential
Manage Credentials – Creating Credential Alerts
Manage Credentials – Credential History
Manage Credentials – Add Document
Manage Credentials – Credential Summary Report
Manage Credentials – Attaching CE Provider Information to a Custom Activity
Manage Credentials - Add Activities to a Credential
Quick Reference Guide - Adding a Custom Activity to a Credential
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