For a complete list of accessible functions for all roles in this module, please refer to the Roles Spreadsheet.
The Accountable Property Officer (APO) most often is the person in charge of asset management for the agency, and may also have limited policy-setting duties. The user has the highest functional level of access to Web ELMS. This role must be designated in writing, and can only be filled by a Government employee. The user can perform functions needed to set up ELMS for the entire Agency. This role must not have any Security access. This role also has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Property Administrator (PA) is the highest level of support to the Accountable Property Officer (APO) and is considered the designated representative of the APO to support administrative work. This role can be filled by a Contractor. This role does not have Security access, nor does it have any Catalog or Manufacturer functions. The PA has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Asset Receiver most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This person specializes in receiving assets and entering the corresponding records into Web ELMS. This role also has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Asset Disposition specialist most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user specializes in excessing and disposing of assets and entering the corresponding records into Web ELMS. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Asset Transfer specialist most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user specializes in transferring assets into and out of Web ELMS and entering the corresponding records into Web ELMS. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Inventory Specialist most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. While this role is limited, the person conducting the duties may control the Inventory process for the organization. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Custodian is typically not involved in asset management as a primary position. The Custodian still supports the APO/PA and has the fundamental responsibility for assets under their care. The main duties for this position involve updating and transferring assets. This role can be filled by a Contractor. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Catalog Manager most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user specializes in performing all duties related to a site’s catalog. At the catalog level, until manufacturer data has been added, property is neither accountable or non-accountable.
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The Manufacturer Data Manager most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user specializes in performing all duties related to the manufacturer information required within the site’s catalog. This role would include designating whether property is accountable or non-accountable.
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The Automated Inventory Technician most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user specializes in performing specific but limited duties related to the inventory process.
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The Accountable Update specialist most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA.This user specializes in all functions related to updating assets. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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Access to MyELMS programs and all inquiries for both Accountable and Non Accountable assets. No access to Security, Application Admin, Training Coordinator, Role Admin, and DAC roles.
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Access to MyELMS programs, Report Form Msg, and Forms Report for both Accountable and Non Accountable assets. No access to Security, Application Admin, Training Coord, Role Admin, and DAC roles.
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The Agency Coordinator is often the “data owner” for an agency or organization. The role is usually assigned to a person that oversees asset management at the top level in the organization. The user may perform functions required to set up Web ELMS for the entire agency. This role does not have direct access to manage assets in the system.
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The Accounting specialist performs finance and accounting functions only for the corresponding asset management system.
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The Stock Number Authorizations user most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user performs all duties related to authorizations for stock numbers, and has authority to approve authorization requests.
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The Line Item Number (LIN)/Table of Authorized Material Control Number (TAMCN) Authorization role is used in conjunction with the APO or PA role. Users with this role can manage Paragraph Numbers for identifying specific allotments. LIN/TAMCN Authorizations are used to associate assets to an authorized quantity by UIC, Paragraph Nbr, and LIN/TAMCN.
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The LIN/TAMCN role provides the user capability to add a LIN/TAMCN and query LIN/TAMCN data.
LIN/TAMCN is an add-on role with no required training.
The Attestation role allows user on a quarterly or annual basis to verify facts and finances about Construction in Progress projects, those completed or those in progress.; verify personnel and assets involved.
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This user performs all duties related to the warranty and utilization functional areas for an asset. This includes Warranty, Service, and Subscriptions management, asset utilization and utilization exceptions. This user can also perform related data inquiries.
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This user performs all duties related to the IT Management functional area. This includes Software License management, IT Device association, Software Search and Software Request. This user also has access to the IT Management dashboard.
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The Maintenance and Utilization (M&U) Setup role has the ability to create and maintain the connections necessary for the Property Accountability (PA) module to communicate with the M&U module. These users often have interaction with users of both the PA and M&U modules.
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The Data Coordinator most often works in a larger asset management office and is subordinate to an APO or PA. This user is limited, specializing in collecting, interpreting, and recording data in accordance with departmental guidelines and standards. This role has equal access to both Accountable and Non-Accountable Property.
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The Information Owner is responsible for managing the risks to personal information and business critical information held within the module. This role understands what information is held, what is added, what is removed, how information is moved, and who has access and why. This means making sure that information assets are properly protected and used to their highest value.