ユーザーの管理方法

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In this guide, we use the term JMP to refer to JMP, JMP Pro, JMP Live and JMP Clinical.

Starting with JMP 18, users must be authorized to use JMP. (Note: "authorization" means that a software administrator must pre-register a user's email address in My JMP.)

Administrators manage the list of users they approve using their email addresses, and do this in My JMP .

1. Sign in to My JMP.
2. Click Manage Software .
   

   Manage Software

3. Find your JMP product and version under My Software and click Manage to the right of it.

   My Software

The following screen will appear, where you can manage authorizations for users. It will show the list of currently authorized users, the number of contracted users, and the number of users already authorized.

Authorized Users by Email Address

User Authorization

To authorize additional users, click Authorize Additional Users by Email Address . There are two ways to authorize user email addresses: manually enter them or upload a CSV file.

Manual Entry

1. Select Manually input authorizations .
2. Enter the email address of each user in Email(s) to Authorize, separated by commas.
3. Click Next .
   
   

Uploading a CSV file

1. Select Upload multiple authorizations via CSV .

   Manage Software Authorizations

2. (Optional) Click Sample CSV File to download a sample.
3. Create a CSV file (using the downloaded sample as a reference) and save it.
4. Click Upload Files .
5. After uploading the file, click Next .

Whichever method you use, an email will be sent to each user's email address notifying them that they have been approved to use JMP.

Unauthorizing a user

If you want to unauthorise a user, follow these steps:

1. Select one or more users for which you want to unapprove.
2. Click Deauthorize Selected Emails .

The next time a deauthorized user launches JMP, a message appears stating that they are not authorized and JMP will not launch.

Note: This FAQ is based on the information below. It is also based on information available as of April 12, 2024. The procedures and wording in the guide may be subject to change in the future.

• How to Manage Users