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Website Administration

Security Guide

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Introduction ... 1

General Overview ... 1

System Requirements ... 1

Important Administrator Terms ... 2

Security Services Administration ... 3

User Admin ... 4

Find User ... 4

View User ... 6

Modify Existing User ... 7

Company Code Maintenance ... 9

Assign Reports ...10

Management Report...11

User Application Report...12

User Company Report ...14

Company Admin ...16

Log Off Security Services Administration ...18

Access Permissions ... 19

Create a User Profile ...19

Assign User to a Profile ...21

Change User Access ...24

 2012 Automatic Data Processing, Inc.

The information contained herein constitutes proprietary and confidential information of ADP. It must not be copied, transmitted, or distributed in any form or by any means, electronic,

mechanical, or other, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without the express written permission of ADP. All rights reserved.

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The purpose of the Website Administration Security Guide for the Tax, Payments, and

Compliance (TPC) Portal is to assist Client Masters and/or Client Administrators with the setup and administrative management of users for website access to authorized products, services, or applications. This guide provides general information on site features as well as procedures for performing administrative functions through the Security Services Administration and Access Permissions applications.

General Overview

One company-appointed Client Master is set up by ADP, and one or more Client Administrators (per company) is set up by the Client Master. Client Administrators typically handle the

administrative tasks for users. During the setup through Netsecure, your company’s

Administrator assigns the user access profile with the ADPFACS product, and the system issues a digital certificate to the designated user.

To complete the setup process, the Client Administrator must also access the Security Services Administration application through Tax Reporting Online and assign/authorize users with specific roles and entitlements to access products, services, or applications.

An enrollment e-mail is sent to the user with instructions for registering and downloading the digital certificate. The user registers, creates a password, and downloads the digital certificate to their computer. With the registered digital certificate, the user now has a secure single point of entry to access Netsecure and authorized products, services, or applications.

System Requirements

The following are supported system compatibility requirements:

Microsoft® Internet Explorer®

 Version 8 on Microsoft Windows XP

 Versions 8 and 9 on Microsoft Windows 7 (32 bit)

Mozilla® Firefox®

 Versions 10 and 12 on Microsoft Windows XP  Versions 10 and 12 on Microsoft Windows 7 (32 bit)

 Versions 10 and 12 on Apple MAC OS Snow Leopard Version 10.6  Versions 10 and 12 on Apple MAC OS Lion 3

Apple® Safari®

 Version 5.1 on Apple MAC OS Snow Leopard Version 10.6 and Apple MAC OS Lion 4

Google® Chrome

 Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows 7 (32 bit)

 Apple MAC OS Snow Leopard Version 10.6 and Apple MAC OS Lion

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Important Administrator Terms

The following terms are used when addressing roles and functions within Netsecure and the Security Services Administration application.

Term Definition

Digital Certificate Issued by a certificate authority (CA), a digital certificate is an electronic credential that authenticates a user on the Internet and/or Intranet. Digital certificates ensure the legitimate online transfer of confidential information, money, or other sensitive materials by means of public encryption technology.

Password Policy Passwords must be a minimum of eight alpha/numeric characters with at least one numeric. Passwords are case sensitive and all special characters on a standard keyboard are acceptable. Passwords must not contain the word “password,” a user’s user ID, full SSN/EIN, full last name, or more than four sequential characters in a row. You cannot reuse your previous four passwords.

Role Authorizations A role that determines what the user may access. The roles and their appropriate permissions are listed below.

Client Admin – User with Security Administrator access to create and update additional company user’s access to Security Services

Administration application.

External Viewer – User who has access to view security information only. Client User – User who has access to all tax reports on Tax Reporting Online.

Secret Question and

Answer A security question and answer created to enroll for the Netsecure digital certificate registration. Answers must be at least four characters long, excluding special characters. The answer may not have four or more sequential or identical characters in a row.

Client Master Allowed to create, modify, and delete users; create an application role; modify passwords; generate all reports; and assign and remove users to/from the administrative role. A Client Master can only be set up by ADP. Security Role Product User – User who has access to various applications and reports

but does not have any administrative rights

Client Admin – User with permission to add, change, and delete User IDs. User Application Report A report that displays assigned roles and authorization levels. Report

includes date of assignment.

User Company Report Displays all assigned roles and authorization levels for all company site IDs.

User ID A unique name that allows a user to log on to ADP Internet Services. User Profile The user access set up for various products or selections on Netsecure or

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The Security Services Administration application is accessed from Tax Reporting Online. The Client Master and/or Client Administrator can manage user authorizations to the website from the Security Services Administration application. From the Security Services application, you can set up or change user access authorizations, including application roles, company codes, and reports.

1. Access the Tax Reporting Online application.

2. To access the Security Services Administration application, click the Select application link to open the Available Applications drop-down menu.

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User Admin

The User Admin section provides maintenance options for user entitlements.

Find User

1. From the tabs across the top of the page, click User Admin, or click the User Admin link.

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View User

Selected options and role assignments are available for viewing on a user level. 1. To view the user assignments, click the User ID link from the User Admin page.

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Modify Existing User

1. To modify user information, click the Modify icon link from the User Admin page.

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2. The User Admin – Modify page displays. To modify an existing user profile, select the new values based on the task or tasks they will be performing for your company. From the User Admin - Modify page, select the new or

changed information as follows:  Full SSN – Select Yes to show full

social security number on reports. Select No to only display the last four digits of the SSN on reports.

Full DDA – Select Yes to show full ABA/DDA numbers on reports. Select

No to only display the last four digits of

the ABA/DDAs on reports. (Only users with full DDA entitlement can choose to view unmasked reports.)

E-mail Notifications – Default is No.

Select Yes to receive Quarter or Periodic e-mail notification of report availability.

Auto Company Code – Default is No.

Select Yes to enable the user to inherit all of the company codes under its domain.

Auto Report – Default is No. Select

Yes to enable the user to inherit all of

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NOTE: The Refresh button can be used to refresh information changed in Netsecure that has

not yet populated to the User Admin page. Fields that must be changed in Netsecure include First Name, Last Name, and Email Address.

3. Role Authorizations further define the level of user access. Select the roles to be assigned to the user.

Security Services Administration

ClientAdmin – User with Security

Administrator access for creating, maintaining, and updating

additional company users’ access to Security Services Administration application.

ExternalViewer – User who has

access to view security information only.

Tax Reporting Online

ClientUser – User who has access to all tax reports on Tax Reporting Online.

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Company Code Maintenance

Current company codes assigned to a user can be viewed as well as edited to add or remove company codes.

1. To view the company codes assigned to a user, click the Company Code icon link from the User Admin page.

2. Company codes that have not been assigned to the user will display in the Available column. Company codes currently assigned to the user will display in the Selected column. To add or remove a company code, click to highlight the company code and then click Add or

Remove. To transfer over all company codes for a designated site code, select one and

click Add All or Remove All.

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Assign Reports

Current report assignments for a user can be viewed or changed.

1. To view the reports assigned to a user, click the Report icon link from the User Admin page.

2. Report groups will be listed based on the role authorizations of the user. Reports that have not been assigned to the user will display in the Available column. Reports currently

assigned to the user will display in the Selected column. To add or remove a report, click to highlight the report and then click Add or Remove. To transfer over all reports, select and click Add All or Remove All.

To assign a user to view historical reports from the time of the initial Site ID setup, select the Published Historical Report boxes to assign Company Level and Employee Level report access.

3. Click Save, or click Cancel to exit the process.

IMPORTANT!

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Management Report

Management Report provides custom audit reports for transactions performed and user audit reports. Reports are displayed in Crystal Reports Viewer and can also be printed or exported. From the Security Services Administration Homepage, click Management Report, or click the

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User Application Report

The User Application Report displays detailed information on the applications setup in Security Services Administration.

The report includes:  ISI Client ID and

Name  Name and User ID  Date of Creation and Last Login  Application Name  Role (as assigned)

1. From the Management Report page, click the User Application Report link.

2. The Management Report – User Application Report page displays. Enter the report criteria, and click Run Query.

Report Name – Enter a name for your report.

Site ID – Enter the specific Site ID for the report.

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3. The page displays the request with an In Progress status. Click the In Progress link to update.

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User Company Report

The User Company Report displays the company setup in Security Services Administration. The report includes:

 ISI Client ID and Name  User ID  Creation Date

 Site ID  Br/Co

1. From the Management Report page, click the User Company Report link.

2. The Management Report – User Company Report page displays. Enter the report criteria and click Run Query.

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3. The page displays the request with an In Progress status. Click the In Progress link to update.

4. When the status changes to Ready, click the Ready link to view the report in Crystal Reports Viewer.

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Company Admin

The Company Admin area is for Administrators to maintain and change assignments of company code authorizations for users.

1. From the Security Services Administration Homepage, click the Company Admin tab or click the Company Admin link.

2. The Company Maintenance page displays. Enter the Site ID and the Branch/Company

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3. All Company Names found with the searched criteria displays. Click the Assign User icon link for the company.

4. The Company Maintenance – Assign Company to Users page displays. Users who have not been assigned to the company will display in the Available column. Users currently assigned to the company will display in the Selected column. To add or remove a user, click to highlight the user and then click Add or Remove. To transfer over all users in this field, select and click Add All or Remove All.

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Log Off Security Services Administration

1. To exit completely from Security Services Administration, click the icon in the top-right

corner of the page.

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Client Administrators must also manage profiles or user permissions from the Access Permissions environment. To keep access the same for users with the same role, set

permissions for the standard profile without creating custom profiles. To customize access for one or more users, create custom profiles.

Create a User Profile

Use the following instructions to create the Standard Profile for users with the same role or a custom profile for users with a specific set of custom assignments. Custom may include individual access items or specific tabs.

1. From the Main Menu Home Page, select the Setup tab and click the Access Permissions link.

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3. If applicable, Standard and Custom profiles are listed. Click the Plus sign icon to create a profile.

NOTE: Click the profile Name link to view the permissions associated with that profile.

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5. Select the Menu Access tab and go through each tab to select menu access permissions. Click the applicable check box(es) to select what will be available to any user assigned to this profile.

6. Click Save.

Assign User to a Profile

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2. Click the Name link to access the profile.

3. Select the Members tab to select the users. The Current Members tab displays a list of all members assigned to this profile. If no members display, you will need to add members.

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4. To add members, click the Available for Membership tab. Locate the user to be added and click on the user name. Multiple users can be selected using the check box to the left of the user name.

The Available for Membership tab lists all users that the client administrator has set up. If there are many members, a search can be done using the fields at the top of the screen.

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Change User Access

1. To view or change access for an individual user, click Manage user access from the Access Permissions page.

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3. Click Change this user’s practitioner profile membership to update this user’s profile permissions or permissions for any other profile.

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