What are the Oracle Health Response Readiness portals?
Oracle Health Response Readiness consists of six integrated portals, each with a different purpose and different users.
An administrator creates an account for you that allows you access to one or more portals. After you activate your account, you use email or a mobile device to access a multi-factor authentication (MFA) code that Oracle Health Response Readiness uses to ensure secure access to the portals. To sign in, you enter your user name, password, and an MFA code. After you successfully sign in, the Launchpad, which provides links to the portals you have rights to access, automatically opens.
The web address for Oracle Health Response Readiness is available as a link in the Welcome email you receive from Oracle that you use to activate your account, and in the Sign In page. To save the web address for future access, select the link in either location and create a bookmark.
You can access the Oracle Health Response Readiness portals on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet.
Portal | Purpose |
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Self-Service Request Portal | Submit an application to become an approved site that can order and manage response products. Requests are sent to Self-Service Approval Portal for review and approval. |
Self-Service Approval Portal | Review, approve, and activate requests sent from Self-Service Request Portal. After requests are approved and activated, users can sign in to Site Portal to order and manage response products. |
Site Portal | Create response product orders for delivery and manage the inventory. Site Portal sends all orders to Partner Portal for approval and processing. |
Partner Portal | Approve and process orders for response products sent from Site Portal and create new orders, if needed. |
Distributor Portal | Pick up orders ready for distribution and upload shipping information. |
Administrator Portal | Set up partner, responses, and products for users to order and process in Site Portal and Partner Portal. |
Parent topic: Introduction to Oracle Health Response Readiness