You get access to Chancery SMS by using a web browser such as Internet Explorer® or Safari® . You sign in [>>] to a web page that is set up for use across your district. Each web browser page gives you access to information that is stored in a central location on the network.
To work with Chancery SMS, you must first sign in to your district's system. For this purpose you need:
| = | A User ID |
The User ID matches a user account [>>] and determines the role(s) [>>] to which you have access. A User ID is provided by the system's administrator. On some systems, the ID's prefix is a domain name and the ID matches your domain login ID.
| = | A Password |
This is provided by the system's administrator for use with a User ID. It is case-sensitive. On some systems, the password is identical to the domain login ID. The user can change his or her own password [Figure 3].
| = | The web address of the district's Chancery SMS system. |
Also known as a URL, this address is provided by the system's administrator [see System maintenance & setup >>]. An example is "http://DistrictServer/ChancerySMS/User/Login.aspx".
Figure 2: Web browser: Address field
| A | Address: Provided by the system administrator. |
| A | Reset your password?: Click to change the password. If you forget your password, contact a system administrator who can change it for you |
| B | Sign In: Click or press Enter to sign in. |
| C | Version number |
When you sign in to a Chancery SMS system, you start a work session. Chancery SMS continues your session until you log off or until you do not interact with Chancery SMS for a certain period of time (typically about 20 minutes), in which case Chancery SMS logs you off automatically. This is called a session timeout.
| A | Close button |
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