Managing Certifications

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From the Resource List page, you can view, add, edit, and delete certifications associated with a resource profile. Adding certification information to a resource's profile is one way to ensure that a resource's skills are appropriately matched with a project's requirements.

Viewing Certifications

To view certifications:

  1. Click the Resource and Security Admin tab.
  2. Select Resources link. The Resource List page is displayed.
  3. Locate the resource.
  4. From the Actions menu, choose Select.
  5. Click the Certifications tab.

Adding Certifications

To add certifications:

  1. Click the Resource and Security Admin tab.
  2. Select Resources link. The Resource List page is displayed.
  3. Locate the resource.
  4. From the Actions menu, select Edit > Certifications.
  5. Click the Add Cert button. The Add New Certifications page is displayed.
  6. Enter all the relevant information.
  7. Click Add Cert.

Editing Certifications

To edit the details of an existing certificate:

  1. Click the Resource and Security Admin tab.
  2. Select Resources link. The Resource List page is displayed.
  3. Locate the resource.
  4. From the Actions menu, select Edit > Certifications.
  5. Click the Certification ID link to select the certification you want to edit. The Edit Certification Info page is displayed.
  6. Make the necessary changes and click Update.

Deleting Certifications

To delete an existing certification:

  1. Click the Resource and Security Admin tab.
  2. Select Resources link. The Resource List page is displayed.
  3. Locate the resource.
  4. From the Actions menu, select Edit > Certifications.
  5. Click the Certification ID link to select the certification.
  6. Click Delete.
  7. Click OK to confirm the deletion.

See Also

Managing Resources

Adding Resources

Editing Resources

Managing Assets

Changing Passwords

Deleting Resources



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Last Published Monday, March 24, 2014