1. CBISA Plus™ User Permission Levels for a System
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2. Understanding User Permission Levels

3. Every Organization has its own unique URL
General Information
Every Organization has its own unique URL
Every Organization is comprised of one or more Reporting Units
Every Reporting Unit can have unlimited Users and Data
All Defaults and Customizations are created at the Reporting Unit level
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4. General Information about User Permission Levels
You can have more than one user at each permission level, including the highest level, System Administrator
All user ID’s are managed in one centralized location within the software
All users, regardless of their permission level, can access their own user account to keep contact information updated and to manage their password
The sample System we will look at in the next few slides has two regions and six hospitals (three in each region)
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5. Defines the Groups, Entities, and Regions for the System.
System Administrator
Highest permission level with access and rights to all reporting units within an organization, or System.
Creates the user name and passwords for additional Administrators and Coordinators (single & multi)
Defines the Groups, Entities, and Regions for the System.
Access to all defaults, data, and reports for all of the reporting units within the organization.
Only user permission level that can “close” a fiscal year.
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6. Preview, Print & Export all single and multi unit reports
System Sr. Manager
System Administrator
“Read only” access to all of the data for all of the reporting units within the organization or System.
Preview, Print & Export all single and multi unit reports
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7. Multi users have access to more than one assigned Reporting Unit
System Sr. Manager
System Administrator
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region I
Multi users have access to more than one assigned Reporting Unit
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II
System Administrator assigns the groups of units to this multi user.
Can manage users, add/edit/delete defaults, add/edit/delete/import all active and pending data records, in any module, for the assigned reporting units.
Preview, print and export reports for single or multi reporting units.
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8. May view all of the information for the assigned reporting units
System Sr. Manager
System Administrator
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II
All of the data for multiple reporting units is “read only” for this permission level.
May view all of the information for the assigned reporting units
Preview, print, and export all of the reports for single or multiple reporting units.
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9. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MF
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10. Edit Department rates located in Unit Defaults
Multi Finance
Can add/edit/delete financial defaults on the Reporting Unit Financial screen
Edit Department rates located in Unit Defaults
Add/edit/delete Occurrences and Financial Service records (Financial Assistance, Medicaid, Other Means-Tested Programs, IRS Medicare & Bad Debt, 990H Questions for Part I, III, & VI, and Joint Ventures)
Can preview, print and export all of the reports for single or multiple reporting units.
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11. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MR MF MR
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12. May add programs (if granted that permission)
Multi Reporter
May add programs (if granted that permission)
Can add occurrences, narrative entries, indicators and measurements in their assigned reporting units.
Records added will remain in a “pending” status, and can be edited or deleted until they are approved (imported) by a Coordinator or System Administrator.
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13. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MR MF MR
Coordinator
Hospital A
Coordinator
Hospital B
Coordinator
Hospital C
Coordinator
Hospital D
Coordinator
Hospital E
Coordinator
Hospital F
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14. For single, assigned Reporting Unit Can manage users
Coordinator
For single, assigned Reporting Unit
Can manage users
Add/edit/delete defaults
Add/edit/delete/import all active and pending data records
Preview, print and export reports
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15. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MR MF MR
Coordinator
Hospital A
Coordinator
Hospital B
Coordinator
Hospital C
Coordinator
Hospital D
Coordinator
Hospital E
Coordinator
Hospital F SM SM SM SM SM SM
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16. “Read-only” view of all of the data for their reporting unit
Senior Manager
“Read-only” view of all of the data for their reporting unit
Preview, print and export all of the single reporting unit reports
Normally an individual in upper management who would need access to the community benefit information without the need to do any of the data entry
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17. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MR MF MR
Coordinator
Hospital A
Coordinator
Hospital B
Coordinator
Hospital C
Coordinator
Hospital D
Coordinator
Hospital E
Coordinator
Hospital F SM SM SM SM SM SM F F F F F F
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18. Edit Department rates located in Unit Defaults
Finance
Can add/edit/delete financial defaults on the Reporting Unit Financial screen for assigned RU
Edit Department rates located in Unit Defaults
Add/edit/delete Occurrences and Financial Service records (Financial Assistance, Medicaid, Other Means-Tested Programs, IRS Medicare & Bad Debt, 990H Questions for Part I, III, & VI, and Joint Ventures)
Can preview, print and export all of the reports for assigned reporting unit.
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19. System Administrator System Sr. Manager Multi-Unit Coordinator
Region I
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Sr. Manager
Multi-Unit
Coordinator
Region II MF MR MF MR
Coordinator
Hospital A
Coordinator
Hospital B
Coordinator
Hospital C
Coordinator
Hospital D
Coordinator
Hospital E
Coordinator
Hospital F SM SM SM SM SM SM F R F R F R F R F R F R
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20. May add programs (if granted that permission)
Reporter
May add programs (if granted that permission)
Can add occurrences, narrative entries, indicators and measurements in their assigned reporting unit
Records added will remain in a “pending” status, and can be edited or deleted until they are approved (imported) by a Coordinator or System Administrator.
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21. Best Practice: The Community Benefit Champion
The Coordinator (Multi or Single) is one of the most crucial positions to Community Benefit reporting. The Coordinator is often responsible for almost every aspect of the Community Benefit Report. The Coordinator must be thoroughly educated about community benefit using the Guide for Planning and Reporting Community Benefit and any additional system or state specifications. It is also the Coordinator’s responsibility to discover what activities and programs the facility is performing for the community and if those activities “count” as community benefit. The Coordinator needs to educate the Reporters on the “what” and “how” of data entry. The Coordinator must also effectively communicate with the Finance Department, any department heads involved in community benefit work, and with senior management. The Coordinator may also be responsible for scheduling reporting deadlines.
Because the Coordinator has rights and access to almost every aspect of the CBISA™ software, it is important to limit the number of users at this permission level. Succession planning is also important for the Coordinator level. A Coordinator should always have a “back up” fully trained in community benefit tracking and reporting.
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22. Adding Users in CBISATM

23. Hover mouse over “Options” on the main screen
Step 1
Step 1:
Hover mouse over “Options” on the main screen
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24. Steps 2 and 3 Step 2: Choose “Org Defaults”. Step 3: Choose “Users”.
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25. Steps 4 and 5 Step 4: Click “Add” & fill out the fields.
Dropdowns for User Level and Reporting Unit
Step 5: “Save” the new user account.
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26. Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
A note about user names and passwords:
Each User Name must be unique. User Names can contain up to 50 characters.
Allowable characters for User Names include: letters A through Z (capital or lower case), numbers 0 through 9, and the special characters period (.), dash (-) and underscore (_). User Names are not case-sensitive.
Passwords must be between 6 and 15 characters long. Each password must contain at least one letter (A through Z), at least one number (0 through 9), and may not contain “password” or the User Name. The special character underscore (_) is allowable in passwords, and may be used in place of a letter.
Passwords are case sensitive. If upper and/or lower case alpha characters are used in creating the password, it must be typed in exactly the same upon login.
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27. Check the box to restrict access to the Narrative module only.
Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
(continued)
Narrative Entry only:
Reporters (Single and Multi) may be restricted to adding data in the Narrative module only. All added Narrative records remain in a “pending” status until imported.
Check the box to restrict access to the Narrative module only.
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28. Check the box to allow a reporter to add programs.
Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
(continued)
Can Add Programs:
Reporters (Single and Multi) may be granted permission to add Programs to the Programs module. All added programs remain in a “pending” status until imported.
Check the box to allow a reporter to add programs.
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29. Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
(continued)
View Partnerships and/or Community Needs Module:
Reporters (Single and Multi) may be granted permission to view the Partnerships module in a read-only capacity. In CBISA Plus™, you can also grant Reporters permission to view the Community Needs module in this capacity. Reporters with this permission can view, but not edit, Partnership and/or Need records.
Check the box(es) to allow a reporter to view the Partnerships and/or Needs module(s).
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30. Check the box to activate user provisioning.
Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
(continued)
Can Provision Users:
Administrative user levels (System Administrator, Multi Coordinator, or Coordinator) may or may not be allowed to create/manage users.
Check the box to activate user provisioning.
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31. Check the box to allow user to see if pending records exist.
Additional Information Regarding User Accounts
(continued)
Show Micro Reports:
Administrative user levels (System Administrator, Multi Coordinator, or Coordinator) will get a micro report (pop-up message) if/when pending records exist in the active reporting unit.
Check the box to allow user to see if pending records exist.
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