There are two ways you can arrange to log on to the members'
website:
1. A Single Contact
Either the company's details or the single contacts
details will be view on the website. If you wish to encourage direct
contact between member organisations but in a controlled way, then we'd
suggest you let your name be visible. A single contact whose details
appear will need to forward queries to colleagues for them to correspond
directly.
The single contact will be able to update any
information relevant to the member organisation.
The single contact is normally expected to be the User
Group's main contact at your organisation.
2. Principal Contact and Additional Contacts
Principal Contact
This person's contact details will be on view on
the website. This is to allow direct contact between member organisations
but in a controlled way. We anticipate that the principal contact will
probably forward many queries to colleagues for them to correspond
directly.
The principal contact will be able to update any
information relevant to the member organisation.
The principal contact is normally expected to be the
User Group's main contact at your organisation.
Additional Contacts
The contact details of additional contacts will not be
published on the site as a reference by the administrator unless their
principal contact requests this. Additional contacts can always disclose
their contact details in contributions.
Additional contacts will be able to subscribe to forums (unless the
Principal Contact specifically requests otherwise).
