15 Launching administrative workflows

You can launch individual administrative workflows from the More category in the MyID Operator Client. The More category appears if you have access to one or more workflows in the category.

Access to these workflows is controlled through the Edit Roles workflow in MyID Desktop, which is also available as an option in the Configuration Settings section of the More menu.

You must have MyID Desktop installed, and the MyID Client Service app installed and running, to use these features. For more information about using MyID Desktop workflows from within the MyID Operator Client, see section 3.3.2, Launching MyID Desktop or Self-Service App workflows.

The options in the More category are organized into the following sections:

• Certificate Administration

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to work with certificates.

  See section 15.1, Using Certificate Administration workflows.

• Batch

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to carry out batch operations.

  See section 15.2, Using Batch workflows.

• Bureau

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to carry out bureau operations.

  See section 15.3, Using Bureau workflows.

• Additional Reporting

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows displaying a variety of reports, including auditing, MI Reports, system events, and system status.

  See section 15.4, Using Additional Reporting workflows.

• Group Management

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to work with groups.

  See section 15.5, Using Group Management workflows.

• Device Identities

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to work with device identities.

  See section 15.6, Using Device Identities workflows.

• Credential Configuration

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to work with credential profiles, card layouts, credential stock and credential serial numbers.

  See section 15.7, Using Credential Configuration workflows.

• Connections and Notifications

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to work with external systems (including directories and certificate authorities) and notifications.

  See section 15.8, Using Connections and Notifications workflows.

• Configuration Settings

  This section contains links that allow you to launch MyID Desktop workflows to configure your system settings.

  See section 15.9, Using Configuration Settings workflows.