Administrators can use the Administration module to provide users with access to the application. Administrators can add, edit, and delete users and groups. Administrators can also generate reports to monitor use of the application.
Administrators can create user accounts to control who can access the application.
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Select a permissible use to ensure that you are in compliance when you search customer information.
You can select and click various links and icons in your search process.
You can use various search tools during your search process.
Common icons, buttons, and risk indicators may appear in results and reports.
Search forms let you find information on, for example, people, businesses, property, court filings, and news.
Some searches generate reports that contain various information.
You can print or download your search results.
Only users with the admin-level access can access the Administration module.
Administrators can add user accounts.
Administrators can copy an existing user ID.
Administrators can edit user IDs.
You can de-authorize all registered devices on a user's account if a security risk is suspected.
Administrators can assign users to groups.
A user is assigned one of four access statuses when their account is created. Administrators can change the status any time after the account is created.
A user's account is locked after five unsuccessful attempts to sign in. Only administrators can unlock the account.
Administrators can complete an investigation referral form and submit it to LexisNexis Risk Solutions Security Investigations.
Administrators can assign users to groups to apply the same set of access permissions to all members. Users must belong to at least one group to have access to the application.
myTasks is a collection of searches that accomplishes a particular task.
Administrators can run reports to monitor user activity.
Users may see error messages for various reasons.
