Users

Users is the company’s personnel management portal of MyEROAD, where users are added, deactivated, and given role and/or group/fleet access rights.

Add a new user

  1. Administration > Users.

  2. Add New User. The Create New User screen will appear.

  3. Fill in the user details.

  4. EITHER:

    1. Check All Group (Fleet) Access. This allows the user access to the entire fleet, OR;

    2. Uncheck All Group (Fleet) Access and check only those vehicles to which the user should have access.

  5. Check all roles the user should assume.

  6. Create.

The new user can now log into MyEROAD with their username and password.

While users with appropriate access can change details with users, there are some functions that source options from other sections of MyEROAD. This includes – but is not limited to:

For security reasons, we recommend you encourage the user to immediately log in and change their password in MyEROAD.

Both, email address and username are case-insensitive. A user can log in with "TONY", "tony" or "Tony".

Privacy note

Be aware that giving users access to any and all fleets is a privilege, and some may inadvertently or deliberately abuse that privilege. Give your supervising staff coaching on privacy rights issues, and that your group/fleets/hierarchy structure provides maximum utility with minimal exposure.

Editing a user's details, roles or fleet assignments

  1. Administration > Users.

  2. Select a user to view their assigned roles, groups (fleets) and notifications.

  3. Edit their details and/or assignments as required.

  4. Save.

Changing your own password

We recommend users immediately change their initial password, once MyEROAD login details have been received.

  1. Login to MyEROAD with your username and initial password.

  2. Administration > My Profile. The My User Profile screen will appear.

  3. Change password.

  4. Enter your Old Password and a New Password. Confirm the new password by entering it in Confirm Password again.

  5. Save.

Changing another user's password

Users with Client Administrator roles can reset the password for another user, e.g. if they have forgotten their password. 

  1. Administration > Users.

  2. Select a user.

  3. Show reset password.

  4. Select Reset & Generate Password. A temporary password will be emailed to the user and appear on the screen.

The user will be prompted to change their password once they login to MyEROAD.

Deactivating a User

  1. Administration > Users.

  2. Select the username.

  3. Remove.

  4. Yes to confirm.

The user will no longer be able to log into MyEROAD.

My profile

My Profile contains fundamental user identity info, and allows users to change their password.

My profile is intended to be a quick snapshot view of user information. Users are usually able to change fields on the left, while viewing their administrative and notification powers on the right.

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Changing passwords

The ‘Change password’ link opens a window.

Follow the instructions contained to change your password.

Depending on access level, certain fields might require you notify local system administrators if you make changes.

Notifications

Depending on the user’s access rights, they may be able to receive email notifications on certain events. Tap Notifications and check/uncheck the relevant events.

These events and the nature of the notifications change over time. It’s the responsibility of both the user and Client Admins to ensure they have the correct notification profile.

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