User accounts grant access to Practice by Numbers (PbN). To manage user logins and permissions, you must have the appropriate administrative privileges, typically assigned to roles such as the Owner or Office Administrator.
Creating a New User Account
For In-Practice Employees
Follow these steps to create an account for an employee who works in the practice:
1. Access User Accounts
Click on the menu in the upper-right corner of the page.
Navigate to Settings > User Accounts.
2. Locate the Employee
Find the employee’s name in the User Accounts section.
3. Activate the Account
Check the Active box.
Enter the employee’s email address and a valid cell phone number.
Assign the appropriate role for the user.
Click Save.
4. Send Setup Credentials
The employee will receive:
An email with a link to set up their account.
A text message containing the Practice Code Word.
5. Communicate the Practice Code Word Securely
The Practice Code Word will be sent to the user via text message.
If the user does not receive the text, an authorized user must provide the Practice Code Word in person or by phone.
Important: The Practice Code Word must not be sent manually via email or text.
6. Password Setup
The employee will use the password setup email and Practice Code Word to create their password.
7. Resetting a User’s Password (If Needed)
If an existing user forgets their password, follow the steps outlined in the Reset Practice User Password article.
For Out-of-Practice/Non-Employees
If you need to create an account for a non-employee, such as a consultant or remote team member, follow these steps:
1. Add the Non-Employee
Click on the menu in the upper-right corner.
Go to Settings > Employees, then click Add Employee.
Enter the individual’s name and check the Active box.
2. Create the User Account
The individual’s name will now appear in the User Accounts section.
Follow the steps outlined for in-practice employees, including adding their email address and cell phone number, assigning a role, and ensuring they receive their setup credentials.
By following these steps, you can efficiently manage user accounts for both in-practice and out-of-practice team members while upholding security protocols.