IDHub allows users to quickly copy access requests, and share with other users, in a few simple steps. Learn how in this short video.
Use this to give access to groups of Applications, Plugins, and Rights that are commonly used together.
Save & Shared List Feature – Video Transcript
Hello, and welcome to IDHub. In this video, I’ll show you how to use our Save and Shared list feature. To begin, we’ll login with our organization name, and we’ll go ahead and login as Tyler.
Tyler is a basic User with an IDHub, who has no managerial or administrative permissions. Tyler is going to compile a list of Applications and Entitlements, and share with another User. To do that, we’ll go ahead and navigate to his “My Profile” page, by clicking on the “My Profile” button from his dashboard.
Here we can see all of his basic details; who his manager is, his location, his department, things like that. Then, we can also see his access; what Applications, Entitlements, and Roles he has access to. It looks like he only has these three. So moving on, Tyler is going to compile a list to Save and Share.
So we’ll go ahead and navigate to the “Search Catalog” page, where we find all of our Applications, Entitlements, Users, Roles, and Service Requests. So, we’ll start with Applications, and we’ll go ahead and add these three Applications to the cart by clicking on the “Plus Icon” here. Okay, so we added 7 Geese, AWS, and CCnB. We can pull up our cart details and see them here. Then we’ll go ahead and move to the Entitlements page. Entitlements are connected to Applications. So for instance, 7 Geese Application, if we needed to be an Admin, we’d go ahead and add this Entitlement as well, to be an Administrator for 7 Geese.
I want to show you a feature here, which is pretty neat. So if we scroll down and we add the Feedly User and the Intuit QuickBooks User Entitlements to our cart, we can see that they’ve been added here. So we have three Applications and two Entitlements. Notice how the Applications for these two Entitlements, Feedly User and Intuit QuickBooks User, are not shown here, but once we click proceed, IDHub is smart, and it knows that you’ll need the connecting Applications for those Entitlements.
So here’s our Feedly User Entitlement, and our QuickBooks User Entitlement. So, it automatically adds the connecting Applications as well, which is really neat, and that’s not only for the Save and Share Feature, but it’s also for requesting Applications and Entitlements. So let’s say your User added this Entitlement solely to the cart thinking that’s all they would need to have access to that Application and Entitlement, IDHub is smart, and will add that connecting application automatically, which is excellent.
So continuing on with our Save and Share List. We’ve compiled a list of these five Applications and two Entitlements. We’ll just click on this button here, “Save List”, and we’ll go ahead and name it, “Application and Entitlements needed for Project Z”. Okay, and so we’ll save this list. The items will still be in the cart, which is fine. If this User wanted to proceed with requesting access for these items, he could. In this case, I’m going to clear it because I’d like to show you a couple of things.
So moving on, we have our Save and Shared List page right here, and we can see the Saved Lists. We will compile a list here, of any lists that have been saved. So in this case, here’s our “Applications and Entitlements needed for project Z”, and we can see that there are five Applications, two Entitlements, and no Roles added to it.
Right now, there’s no way to see the breakdown of what’s actually on this list, unless we click on “Request”. Once we click on this request button, all of our items will be added to the cart automatically. So you can see that it automatically adds to the cart, and we can continue with this and move through the process, and request access to these, which is really easy. So currently that’s the only way that you can see what’s on this list. Future release for this feature will include either a drop-down box that will show us a list of the catalog items within this list, or it’ll populate a right-hand panel, which will give us all of the details of these Applications here, and Entitlements. So that is definitely coming in the future. We don’t have that feature now, but our developers are working hard to get that done.
Moving on, so that’s how we would request the items that are on this list. Now, if we want to share these items, we’ll simply click on this ellipsis, and click on share, and we can type in the user that we’d like to share this list with. I’ll go ahead and use Charles and just click on the share button. So again, a future feature for Save and Share would be that along with the drop-down to see line items of the different catalog items within this list, we will also have an indicator on who this list was shared with. Or, if the list was shared with me, it’ll show me who shared it with me. So a lot of good features are coming up in the future.
So now that we’ve shared this list with Charles, I’ll go ahead and log out of Tyler’s account, and I will log into Charles’ account, so we can see what it looks like on his end. Now, Charles’ dashboard will look slightly different than Tyler’s, because Charles is a System Administrator. So not only does he have access to the User App, like we saw on Tyler’s dashboard, he has access to the Administrator App, where he can go into the backend here, and manage all of the catalog items; which are the Roles, Applications, he can manage Email Templates, Certifications, Forms, and everything like that, which I have a ton of other videos about that you can watch, moving on.
So, we’ll move down to this User App. We’ll just go ahead and go into Charles “My Profile” page, and you can see all of his basic details; who he is, what he has access to. If we navigate to the Save and Share List, we can see if we click on “Shared with Me” the project Z list here, and it’s really easy. Again, in the future, we’ll be able to show the drop-down and have line items for each catalog item within this list, but for now, it is easy to request. If you just need to request all this, simply click on that “Request” button, everything is dropped into his profile here, and he can continue on and request access for these. Or if this list was no longer applicable, then Charles could say, simply remove it. If he does need to share it, he could also share it as well with another User, which is awesome. In this case, we’ll go ahead and just remove it, so you can see what that looks like. A little pop up here, “Are you sure you want to remove this?”. Yes, I do, and the list goes away.
So, it’s pretty neat, and again, we have some neat features that are coming up within this, that our developers are working on currently, to enhance this feature. So for now, that’s really all about our Save and Shared List Feature. I encourage you to check out some of our other videos about adding Applications, adding new Users, creating Certifications, all kinds of stuff. Thank you so much for watching, and I hope you have a beautiful day.