1. Account

In this Section:


Find your Account Details

Figure 1. Navigation Bar

Click the cog icon in the top navigation bar (red).

Figure 1ii. Settings Panel

Click “Account“.


Account Tab

The Account tab is where you can make changes to the basic details set-up by SELMA.

Figure 2. Key Details

Set-up key parameters such as your Account Display Name, EDUMIS/Provider Code, and your email address for all SELMA communications, such as emails, texts and copies of form submissions (if the form module is enabled).


Account Configuration Tab

The Account Configuration Tab is where you should enable:

  • Awards
  • Orders
  • Quotes

Figure 3. Configuration Settings


AUS Compliance Tab

Australian-based providers will see an additional tab under their Account: “AUS Compliance”.

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