Summary
Operators are the term we use to represent the administrative users, employed by a licensing or credentialing organization, that use LearningBuilder to process applications, field customer service calls, and otherwise perform their day-to-day, behind-the-scenes operations. Operators typically do not perform any significant amount of configuration.
In the TRAINING database, good examples of Operators are Arlene Admin (admin@example.com) and Robby Reviewer (reviewer@example.com).
Sample Scenario
http://training.learningbuilder.com
This training module uses Arlene Admin to provide a simple orientation to the Operator interface. The specific interface that a given user will see depends significantly on the system configuration, so this module will focus primarily on commonly used basic features.
Step 2: Search for Members
The "Members" page in the Admin area
Steps
- Navigate to Admin → Members and run a search for "Chewy". You should see at least one result for "Chewy Jones".
- Click the "edit" icon to view Chewy's account details. Note that as an administrator, you have access to way more functionality than Chewy has when he looks at his own account. Membership has its perks, eh?
People, Organization, and Members... oh my!
A quick note on terminology. Everyone that has an account in the system is called a "Member". (We don't call them "users", because in some cases people have accounts in the system but never actually "use" the system directly)
Some members are "people"; they are individuals who have a personal account in the system.
Other members are "organizations"; these member accounts represent some legal entity that is not an actual person (no matter what the Citizens United decision says).
So, to get pedantic about it, all People are Members, but not all Members are People.