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When the new user logs on for the first time, they might need to complete an ID check:
To learn more about the ID check, view our CommBiz online identification and certified copies ID form user guides.
New users – even if they're an Administrator – can't authorise transactions unless they're given permission.
If you'd like the user to be able to authorise transactions, you'll need to add them as an Electronic Account Authority.
If you'd like the user to be able to authorise transactions, you'll need to add them as an Electronic Account Authority.
Before you delete a user, consider suspending their user profile first. This way, you'll be able to view their past 15 months' of CommBiz activity if you need to.
If you're deleting a user who can authorise transactions, you'll need to remove them from all Electronic Account Authorities first. Once you've removed them, continue with these steps:
Note: Once you remove a user, their name will no longer appear on past transactions, and any address book entries or templates they created will be deleted.
Any scheduled transactions that were authorised by a suspended or deleted user must be re-authorised.
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