Setup/Update a User Verification Status (MOP 2.0)

Setup/Update a User Verification Status (MOP 2.0)

MOP supports two task verification types—Self Verification and Supervisor Verification. These settings control whether tasks are automatically verified when completed or require review and approval by a supervisor.

Understanding Task Verification Types

MOP offers two verification options at the user level:
  1. Self Verification - Tasks completed by the user are automatically marked as Verified with no additional review required.
  2. Supervisor Verification - Tasks completed by the user must be reviewed and verified by a supervisor before being marked as Verified.
These settings help properties balance efficiency and quality control based on role and responsibility.

Accessing User Verification Settings

Path: Administration > Identity Management > Users
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Configuring a User’s Verification Type

1. Locate the user you want to update and click the gear icon next to the user.


2. Click on "Edit".

3. Remain on the User Information tab.


4. Scroll to the Verify By section.
5. Select the appropriate verification type:
  1. Self – tasks are automatically verified upon completion
  2. Super – tasks require supervisor verification


6. Click "Save".

Still Need Help With This Topic?

Ask Yourself:
  1. Should this user’s tasks require supervisor review?
  2. Is the verification setting aligned with the user’s role?
  3. Was the user profile saved after making changes?
Support May Ask You:
  1. What verification type is assigned to the user?
  2. Which task types are affected?
  3. Is a supervisor available to verify tasks if required?
  4. Are verified tasks appearing correctly in reports?

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