There are three types of users of the Third Party System. The purpose of this document is to clearly define their roles, so that they know what is required of them.
This document is applicable to all existing and prospective users of the Third Party System.
The Third Party System is a web application accessed online by any UCT staff member with network access via a web browser (such as Edge, Firefox, Chrome or Safari).
In the UCT Third Party System there are two main end user roles: requesters and authorizers/approvers.
Each role is assigned a different level of access which enables them to perform a specific set of tasks. Each role has a different level of responsibility in the request and approval process. Users can belong to more than one role.
See also: UCT role model: third parties
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Requester (UCT community member) |
A UCT staff member authorised to request access to physical or logical UCT resources on behalf of a third party. See also: Requester? |
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Authorizer/approver (line manager) |
A role with access to approve third party requests made by UCT staff members (requesters) in their organisational unit (org unit). See also: Authorizer? |
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System Administrator |
A role which has access to all the functionality in the UCT Third Party System. |
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Third Party System (external ICTS web site link)
Third Party System SLA (external ICTS web site link)
Third party sponsoring department procedures (external ICTS web site link)
Third party applicant (or existing third party) procedures (external ICTS web site link)
Frequently asked questions about third parties (external ICTS web site link)