- Organisation
An organisation is the profile you use to interact with the Office of Drug Control (ODC) through ODC Business Services.
You can use an organisation to act:
- on behalf of a business or other entity
- for your own activities.
An organisation can have up to 2 administrators and multiple contacts. Contacts can be given different system roles depending on what they need to do.
- Organisation administrator
An organisation administrator manages the organisation in ODC Business Services.
Administrators can:
- invite and manage organisation contacts
- assign system roles
- draft and submit applications
- view draft and submitted applications for the organisation.
Each organisation can have up to 2 administrators. Administrators have the HPRG Administrator system role.
- Organisation contact
An organisation contact is a person invited to the organisation by an administrator.
The administrator can assign the contact a system role that determines what they can access and do in ODC Business Services.
A contact without a system role cannot access the ODC Business Service. There is no limit to the number of contacts an organisation can have.
- Submissions
Submissions are application forms that you have:
- started and saved as a draft
- submitted to ODC.
- System roles
A system role controls what an organisation contact can access and do in ODC Business Services.
There are 5 system roles:
- HPRG Administrator
- HPRG Financial
- HPRG Drafter
- HPRG Submitter
- Informed Consent Responder.
Your organisation administrator assigns the appropriate role based on what you need to do.
ODC Business Services terms
Understand the terms used in ODC Business Services and what they mean.
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