From the admin page, click on  below .
Click 
The minimum required information necessary to setup a user is the  and . Both should be set as the same and will be by default. It is recommended that a user sets their own unique password so therefore this step may be skipped.   and  should be entered also. Refer to Automated User Provisioning & Hierarchy Best Practices to learn more about setting up and maintaining  automatically. 
settings are available to control which content the user may have access to. Upon initial setup of SuccessPro, there is only one As content grows within SuccessPro, additional  are likely to be created. The flexibility to only enable certain content to select groups of users may be controlled here. One or many  may be enabled for a user. Refer to  for more information on when to set Do not check this box unless this user exists for 
 are simply the “grouping of users.” Each user in SuccessPro may be placed in a single For example, “consultant Jane” may be placed in a “Home Office” access key, and “advisor John” may be placed in Zone A. “Advisor Dorothy” may be placed in Zone B. Refer to  for more setup information. 
   may be set for each user. Most users are not assigned any Roles. This is because advisors/end-users will utilize SuccessPro default features such as taking completed  attending  &/or updated their firm Users within the organization that are assigned the responsibilities of working with advisors, such as consultants, coaches, relationship managers, program managers, & other home office type users, should have , and  set. These enable the  features and other management type features from the home page that allow the user to “work with” advisor users. The role will enable an additional feature on the home page that often includes high level quantitative data displayed on Other admin roles may be set here depending on the level of permissions needed for that user. Admin roles should be enabled on a limited basis and is recommended for that user to complete training prior to receiving such permissions. Click  after the user form has been reviewed.  
After a user form has been submitted, admins may revisit that user form to administer the user further. This may include enabling roles (if updates are required), , setting , or assigning the user to a 
 functionality will Enable specific  in which that user may “work with.” For example, if “consultant Jane” needs to work with a group of users within an , her user should have that  enabled under If this is not enabled for her user, then she will not have permissions to search and “work with” users placed in that 
Users with “manager type roles” such as  &/or will require the use of the The  is displayed from the home screen and throughout several locations of . It allows for the filtering of users by Defaults may be set by that user, but it is a Best Practice to set these initial defaults for that user. If this step is skipped by an admin, the user will simply be required to set their one defaults.