Placement Tool Administrators
Placement Matching Administrator:
- What they can do: View and edit the entire Placement Matching Tool.
- Who should get it: Members tasked with carrying out the execution of the Placement Matching Tool, such as Members of the Placement Matching Team or Office Administrators.
Placement Matching Editor:
- What they can do: Access the Placement Matching Tool’s Placement Configuration Page to:
- View the Placement Catalog
- Edit placement descriptions
- Add and remove tags
- Archive placements
- Select the fiscal year to edit
- Who should get it: Chairs or VPs to help edit or review placement descriptions and tagging.
Placement Matching Interviewer:
- What they can do: View the Administrative queue and change the 1-1 interview status for individual members in the queue.
- Who should get it: If your League offers 1-1 interviews, give this permission level to your designated interviewers.
Setting Permissions in Member Essentials
The following steps can be completed only by a Member assigned Security Administrator permission.
- Log into your Member Portal and select Admin >> Member Management
- Select Access Manager
- At the bottom of the screen, select Add
- Click in the Account Name field to select the Member(s) for whom you want to add (or edit) access
- In the Access Level drop-down, select the appropriate permission
- Click in the Expiration Date field to set the rights to terminate at an appropriate time
- Select Submit
Setting Permissions in Digital Cheetah
- Log in to the Digital Cheetah Administrative Area, using an account that has been assigned as a Security Administrator
- Select Member Management
- From the Placement section, select Placement Manager. It will take you to the landing page of the Placement Manager. This step completes the initialization process – a new “Placement Matching Administrator” permissions level is automatically added to your League site. It will not be assigned to the Security Admin; accessing the landing page will simply add the permissions level as an option to your site
- Go into the Member Directory and select the Member who will be assigned to administrative access. In the member profile, scroll down to “Administrative Access”
- Click “Add” and choose the appropriate permission level from the drop-down