You may need to switch off access to Arbor for specific staff members - there are a few ways of doing this depending on your school's needs.
Please note that none of these options will not prevent communications from being sent to these staff members - you would need to follow this process.
Important notice:
If you chose to send this staff member a welcome email when you added an email address, this email will still be sent no matter if their account has been disabled.
If you re-enable their account, they will still not be able to use the login email to set their password as it will have expired. You will need to send them a password reset.
Disabling access
Option 1 - Ending the staff member's employment
This ends the staff member's access to Arbor including business roles, contracts and assignments to classes. This is not reversible and is permanent. You can see how to do this here: Ending a staff member's employment
Option 2 - Suspending a staff account
Suspending the account prevents the staff member from logging in but does not end any of the staff members contracts etc. This is reversible.
To suspend a staff member's account, go to their staff profile. You can find this by using the search box in the top right of your page.
Click the username in the User Details section.
In the slide over, click the red Disable Account button.
The account will then show as disabled, and the staff member will not be able to log in.
When trying to log in, they will receive this message.
To re-enable their account, just click into the user details section of their profile again and click Enable Account.
The staff member has no active business roles
If a staff member does not have an active business role, they will also not be able to log in. You can check this by going to the staff member's profile and looking at their business roles.
If they don't have any active business roles, they won't be able to log in and will receive this message.
Please note: If the staff member has been assigned certain Ad Hoc permissions, they may be able to log in but they will not be able to access any information.
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