CRITeeK Tips: Building a Dispensing Network with Locales
Using the Locales system in CRITeeK is the easy way to grow and manage your network of strategic locations. The revamped locales system is the true focal point of CRITeeK, and most of CRITeeK’s functionality revolves around the use of Locales. Any location that is pertinent to your critical infrastructure should be represented in your CRITeeK as a Locale (think RSNS locations, PODs, Health/Police/Fire, Universities, Corporate PODs, etc).
1. Adding Locales to your CRITeeK
As CRITeeK administrator, you have the ability to add locales to your database. Once created, you can maintain the Locale or you can send a request via email for another user to maintain the Locale’s information (ie, a firefighter that works at a Fire Department that you have a relationship with).
We understand that not all Locales will require outside user administration. But for those that do, it makes the job of planning and maintaining for CRI easier. Once given access the outside user can login and maintain the Locale profile – including number of employees, emergency contacts, and more. Users can also digitally sign documents (MOU, MOA).
2. Allow Partners (PODS, Dispensing Locations, Universities, Businesses) to create and maintain their Locale profile.
Your CRITeeK system also allows Partner Registration. Upon visiting your url (criteek.com/your-region), the visitor can click “Register Agency” to become a part of your Locales database. This places their Agency in the system as a “Pending Locale”. You will be notified by email that you have a Pending Locale. After reviewing their information, you can either a) Approve their agency, adding them to you Locales database or b) Disapprove their agency, stating a reason why they were not accepted. This gives the agency a chance to correct errors or add necessary information before you approve them into your database.
