The RDCRN Permissions Dashboard website displays RDCRN member accounts and their permissions within the RDCRN suite of tools, websites and services. Select RDCRN users can view and make changes to RDCRN member accounts.

If you have a role that allows you to use the Permissions Dashboard, you may use the instructions below to add, remove and edit members of your Consortium.

Add new RDCRN members to a Consortium

  1. Confirm you are adding the member to the correct Consortium by viewing the value shown in the Consortia dropdown menu.

  2. Click the Add Member button.

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  1. Enter all required information and any optional information that is available for the new member.

    1. If the email address is formatted like name.name@domain.org, the First Name and Last Name fields will auto-populate. These values can be updated if the auto-populated values are not correct.

    2. In order to prevent the same person from being added to the RDCRN member database multiple times, the Permissions Dashboard looks for possible duplicates.

    3. If there is a user in the RDCRN member database that matches the entered email or name information, a list of existing RDCRN members is displayed.

      1. If the new member is already in the RDCRN member database but NOT in the selected Consortium, click the correct Select link to continue adding the member to the selected Consortium. The member will retain access to their additional Consortia as well.

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      2. If the new member in the RDCRN member database and is already in the selected Consortium, you will not be able to click the Select link. Instead, no action is needed and you can go Back to All Members.

  2. Use the Add Another Member link to add additional new members if needed.

  3. Click Continue to complete a final review of the new member’s details. Clicking Confirm will add the new member to the RDCRN member database and the selected Consortium.

New member access to RDCRN tools, websites and services

Adding a new member to a Consortium gives them immediate access to many RDCRN tools, websites and services including the RDCRN Members Landing Pages website. The RDCRN Tool Garden lists all available tools and displays which tools a member has access to.

Some tools require additional steps to establish the correct access for the new member.

Remove RDCRN members from a Consortium

(If a user’s name and/or email address needs to be changed, do not remove their account. Instead, Edit their account to update these values).

  1. Confirm you are removing the member from the correct Consortium by viewing the value shown in the Consortia dropdown.

  2. Locate the member in the list and click the Remove icon.

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  3. You will be asked to confirm that you wish to proceed with removing the member.

Note: Removing a member from a Consortium removes their access to all tools and services specific to that Consortium. This includes REDCap databases, Box folders and Ambra. If the removed member is a member of additional RDCRN Consortia they will retain access related to those additional Consortia. Most RDCRN members are part of only one Consortium and therefore removing them from their single Consortium removes all of their RDCRN access. Please be mindful of any data stored in the RDCRN data ecosystem that the user may have generated or ‘own’ and follow your consortium’s policies and guidelines to preserve access to those data as appropriate.

Edit a member’s name, email address

  1. Locate the member in the list and click the Edit icon.

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  2. Update any member details that need to be changed.

    1. If a member is part of more than one Consortium, editing their member information will impact all Consortia they are a member of.

  3. Click Continue to confirm the changes to the member's account. Clicking Confirm will save changes in the RDCRN member database. All changes to member accounts are logged and subject to audits.

  4. If an email address is being updated and the user has previously logged into RDCRN with an old email address, their login route will need to be reset.

    1. The login route can be reset by click on the “x” next to the route. Once the login route is cleared, the user can login with their updated email address/credentials.

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