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Latest News for the Child and Adult Care Food Program
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Published: 348 days ago
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Contracting entities can now assign two User Access Managers/User Admins to manage security in TX-UNPS/WBSCM systems
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TX-UNPS
- Contracting entities can now assign two User Access Managers (UAMs) in TX-UNPS.
- Security Authority for User Access Manager (FND-135) form is completed for assignment of the UAM. If the highest official is delegating the responsibility to another user, Section B should be completed with the user’s name and signature. Section D should be the same user’s name as in Section B.
- Entities must submit Security Authority for User Access Manager (FND-135) for removal of a UAM who is no longer with the organization.
WBSCM
- Recipient agencies must assign a User Admin (UA) to access WBSCM. The UA has the ability to create and maintain user accounts, manage user roles, inactivate users for your entity, and resend email notifications for new users directly in WBSCM.
- Each entity can only assign two UAs per entity and the person must not be a temporary employee or a contracted staff, such as Food Service Management Company personnel and Cooperative Coordinators. Exceeding the limit of two UAs will result in immediate revocation of the most recently assigned admin privileges.
- The Security Authority for WBSCM (FND-136) has been converted to an electronic form for the assignment of UAs and is now available here under the Security Form section.
- The form Security Authority for WBSCM (FND-136) only applies for WBSCM. Entities still need to use Security Authority for User Access Manager (FND-135) for TX-UNPS.
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