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How to add an additional role and access another organization
Last Modified: 1/15/2021
Location: FL, PR, USVI
Business: Part A, Part B
2. Enter your UserID and password
3. Choose your MFA device and enter the code when you receive it
4. Check to agree to terms and conditions
5. Click Sign In
6. Select Manage My Roles from the IDM Self-service page
7. The Mange My Roles page will appear
8. Locate the SPOT application name
9. Click the green icon to add a role under Actions
10. In the Select a Role drop-down menu, choose your role
• If you select SPOT end user, search for your organization, select your organization in the drop-down, and click Review Request. On the review page enter your reason for request (e.g., access to Medicare data), and click Submit Role Request.
• Note: If your organization is not found, it has not been created by an approver yet. Your organization must have a designated approver who has created your organization in IDM. Please consult with your organization’s designated official.
• If you select
Approver or Backup Approver, you can either associate to an existing organization, or create a new organization. If you create a new organization, you must have already submitted the new organization form and received your
submitter ID from the SPOT Help Desk. If you have not already done so, please
follow these instructions to submit your new organization form.
11. You will receive a confirmation screen and number. If you are an end user requesting a new role, the approver for that organization will receive a notification of your request via email, which they can then approve. If you are an approver, the SPOT Help Desk will review your request and you will receive an email notification once processed.
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