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Verander Mijn ESRI zodat het gebruikersgericht is in plaats van organisatiegericht

GoWest

Maak MIJN ESRI een gebruikersgerichte landingspagina in plaats van een organisatiegerichte landingspagina. Ik ken veel gebruikers die meerdere ESRI-accounts hebben omdat ze aan organisaties zijn gekoppeld. Wanneer mensen van baan veranderen of afstuderen aan de universiteit, kunnen ze hun ESRI-accounts niet meenemen. Dit betekent dat al je trainingscertificaten, gevolgde cursussen en communityprijzen ook verloren gaan.<\/P>

Ik weet dat we support kunnen e-mailen om onze accounts te laten samenvoegen en aanpassen, maar er is geen selfservice-tool om onze accounts te beheren. Het zou fijn zijn als MIJN ESRI de hoofdlandingspagina is voor alle profielinformatie.<\/P>

Bovendien heb ik in mijn screenshot een functie toegevoegd waarmee de gebruiker kan schakelen tussen accounts voor licentiedoeleinden. Eén login maakt de gebruikerservaring eenvoudiger. Er zijn momenten geweest waarop ik met meerdere ESRI-klanten werkte en een eenvoudige radioknop om van account te wisselen lijkt veel gemakkelijker dan meerdere logins te hebben.<\/P>

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JRosalesGIS

Hello @GoWest -- I'll defer to the experts with regards to My Esri but I would like to share my blog with you: https://community.esri.com/t5/esri-technical-certification-blog/esri-academy-training-and-certification-records/ba-p/1156192 in this blog, I explain how to merge your certification related accounts. I hope this is helpful. Best to you.

ChristopherCounsell

To effectively maintain a personal user account for training and community discussion:

Create an Esri Account. This is going to be your dedicated user account for training, community forums, etc. Connect it to your long-term personal email and make a good name.
- You can use an existing account, but do not use one that's connected to ArcGIS Online that you don't administer or will leave, as the account is managed by ArcGIS Online org.
To gain access to training, request this user account be invited into one or more organization sin My Esri.
- You retain ownership of your account. You can leave, or be disconnected by admins, but will 'own' the user account.
Don't use this account to join an ArcGIS Online organization, except for maybe a personal/developer subscription that you will own and administer.
- Unlike My Esri, ArcGIS Online subscriptions own the user accounts. If you leave, an admin will need to disconnect you. This can be hard to do.
- If you need to join an ArcGIS Online organization, have the administrators create a new account for you. Typically this is tied to your work email and has a naming convention.
If you need to do training, do it with your dedicated personal user account, and access licencing to ArcGIS Online / Pro etc through the second work or uni dedicated account.

As it seems you're working in this space a lot, I'd recommend reading these two posts:

https://community.esri.com/t5/my-esri-blog/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-my-esri-admin/ba-p/888059

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-online-blog/esri-and-arcgis-online-accounts/ba-p/890270

Things to note:

My Esri is the self-service window into a business relationship with Esri. It's designed for organizational accounts to access licencing, products, services - things that come with an account.
A user account can be connected to no, or as many, organizations as you like in My Esri. You switch the organizations through the My Esri interface.
- e.g. I can switch between my personal-use and work organizations by clicking org. number.
A user account can be connected to no, or one, ArcGIS Online organization. Connecting a user account to ArcGIS Online places 'ownership' of the account within the org.
You can 'switch' user accounts on My Esri or ArcGIS Online through top-right user profile button. This is useful for when you are administrating multiple ArcGIS Online organizations for one business. As these accounts become linked, you don't really want to do this across multiple businesses in My Esri.
If you complete training under a different account, you can go through the accounts team to merge that with your dedicated user account. This may happen if the organization doesn't want to provide training access to external user accounts for whatever reason.

While I understand where you are coming from, I consider this idea to be already offered. The above seems a bit complicated but I think of it as Esri giving users a lot of options to manage user access to licencing and training etc. Lots of advantages if it's done well.

Happy to help with anything else, though may be better to post as a question. Thanks!

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