Introduction
The Dualog Organisation Page is where you can manage your organisation within Dualog. It provides a single page for member, vessel, office, and alert management of your organisation. This page will introduce how to navigate to the Organisation Page, as well as some of the key areas within this page.
Navigation
To get to the Organisation Page, you must first sign in to apps.dualog.com. If you need to register an account, please check the KB article Dualog Portal - Registration for more details.
Once you are signed in, click on the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner of the page to open the left-hand side menu, and then click on Organisation.
Members
This section shows you the list of accounts that have access to your organisation. To invite additional people to help manage your organisation, please see the KB article Dualog Portal - Account Invite for details on this process.
The levels of permissions that members may have are as follows:
- Owners - These accounts can configure everything within an organisation.
- Members - These accounts can configure Dualog Services only.
- Readers - These accounts can view the settings for the Dualog Services.
Ships
This section shows you the list of vessels that are in your organisation. You may also add new ships, Create and edit Ship Code Lists, set up and edit Ship Groups, as well as define Ship Carriers to make on-going management of your vessel's Dualog services and tasks simpler.
The following KB articles describe the process of adding new vessels and ship code lists in more detail:
Offices
This section shows you the list of office installations you have in your organisation. Similar to the ships section, you can define Office groups to make assigning policies and tasks to offices easier.
Alerts
The alerts section lets you configure the alerts you wish to receive for various areas within your organization, and specify who those alerts are sent to.
For more information on alerts and how to configure these, please see the Dualog Portal - Dualog Alerts Setup KB Article.
API Clients
This section is used to set up and manage API clients which can be used to programmatically retrieve data from Dualog services. The documentation links for accessing and using APIs for Dualog products are listed in this section, and are available on our knowledge base in various articles.
Two-Factor Authentication
Here you can require that accounts that are manage your organization's Dualog products use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) when authenticating.
This can help to ensure that your organization meets and follows required privacy and compliance legislation.
Remote Terminal
The Remote Terminal section is enabled once you have enabled Two-Factor Authentication for your organization. This lets you enable or disable a web-based remote shell to installations within your organization that have the Dualog Link platform installed.
Remote Terminal can be configured to allow access for organization owners, or Dualog Support staff separately.
For more information on the Remote Terminal, please see the Dualog Remote Terminal Feature KB article.
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