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UNL Access Management Program

UNL Access Management Program. Building Access Associates Lora Meyers 2-0591 Sara Barent 2-8428 Megan Amundson 2-7624 Communications Supervisor: Julie Dosch 2-8418. UNL Key/Facility Access Policy.

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UNL Access Management Program

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  1. UNL Access Management Program Building Access Associates Lora Meyers 2-0591 Sara Barent 2-8428 Megan Amundson 2-7624 Communications Supervisor: Julie Dosch 2-8418

  2. UNL Key/Facility Access Policy • “The University of Nebraska-Lincoln developed this policy to ensure reasonable access to its Lincoln campus facilities while maintaining appropriate levels of security.”

  3. UNL Departments • Building Systems Maintenance Division: Creates physical keys, installs and maintains door locks and card readers. • Police Department: Maintain official records of High Security assignments and manage the centralized database used to track and order department issued keys. • All key requests and card access requests will be processed online by the UNL Police Department’s Building Access Associates and online website.

  4. Definitions • Authorized Person: UNL person granted departmental authority to have access to areas within their departmental control, in order to perform the necessary functions of their job • High Security Access: Areas requiring tighter access or restrictions (for example: exterior doors) • Interior Key: Key that provides access to interior space • Key Manager: Designated person to manage and control keys and access to specific departments

  5. High Security Access • High Security Access is issued by UNL Police or its delegates • High Security Key Orders will be submitted through the On-line Access Management Program • Orders are submitted by Key Manager with the NUID number of the person taking responsibility for the key • This named person is responsible for obtaining the High Security Key from UNL Police • Key Manager is responsible for tracking the High Security Access for their personnel • Electronic High Security Access will be granted via NCard activation when possible. Otherwise, physical keys will be issued.

  6. Non-High Security Access • Key Managers may request interior keys and card access for areas assigned to their department. • Key Managers distribute and manage interior keys for department personnel • Key Managers are responsible for tracking the key distribution to its personnel • Key Manager submits a “New Key Order” with the department’s cost object into the On-line Access Management Program • Issued interior keys will be picked up from UNL Police Department by the requesting department’s Key manager(s).

  7. Logging In https://scsapps.unl.edu/keyappweb/login.aspx • UNL Login: my.unl information • Username: unique to each person • Password: unique to each user • Forgot password/username helps in red at bottom of page • This will help you contact the University’s Computer Help Desk

  8. UNL Access Management Logout Option

  9. Ordering Door Keys • Getting Started: • Choose New Key Order from left pane • Department Drop down box will contain the department(s) you represent as Key Managers: Choose one • Enter Cost Object • Enter Quantity of Keys • Search for Key by ID number on key OR by building and door number • If you do not know the specific door number, leaving the door box blank, will produce a list of available doors (Make sure this is the correct door #) • Choose “Select” next to the correct key/door • This will direct you to a new page • Notes: Add if there are any special instructions, or information that the Building Access Department needs to know about the keys, please enter here. • For Example: Please call me at 2-2222 before cutting interior key for special problems with lock

  10. Ordering Door Keys • Make sure to click “Add Item to Order” • This will direct you back to the ‘starting’ page • Search for another key/door if necessary • Current Items will be listed at the bottom of the page • When all keys needed are listed under “Current Items” choose “Review Order” • This will direct you to a new page to review your order information • Finally, choose “Submit Order” to complete the process. • If successful, a blank white page will display “Your order has been submitted”

  11. Key Requests • The Building Access Department then receives your Key Request • The Key Shop then creates your key and brings it to the University Police Department • We ask for up to 24 hours from the time that we receive the request to the time that we are able to process it • If any challenges arise that we will exceed the 24 hour time limit, a Building Access Associate will contact you. • Once your order has been received at the University Police Department, you will receive an e-mail from “do not reply” stating that your key order is ready to be picked up • Only Key Managers for the department that ordered the key can pick them up • High Security keys have to be picked up by the person who’s NUID number was entered in the order form • This e-mail also contains information that your accounting office may want for reconciling purposes

  12. Key Requests • The University Police Department is located in the Northwest corner of the 17th and R Street Parking Garage • Parking is located in the Police Entrance to the parking garage in 30 minute Visitor stalls • Please enter the Bus Lobby and then into the Police lobby • You must present your NCard to collect your keys • We will scan your keys, your NCard and then print you a receipt. • Now the keys are ‘checked into’ your department. • You can now return to your office and “Check Out’ the keys to the staff taking possession of them. • If they are not checked out, they will remain in your department’s inventory list

  13. Card Access Request • Enter NU ID number for the person who needs card access • Also choose Grant or Revoke Access • Expand the building associated with the door(s) needed • Check the boxes of the doors needed

  14. Card Access Request Expanded Door Options • Comments: Comments about specific information such as Graduate Student, Staff Member, Affiliate, or any Card Holder Restrictions. • Expiration Dates: Required for Affiliates • It is the responsibility of the Key Manager for requesting access and the revocation of access for their departments. • Remove After: • By choosing a date on this calendar, an automatic reminder will be sent to the Building Access Department to remove access. • Choose “Submit Request” • This will prompt you to a new page, choose “Submit Request” one more time • A new window with “Your order has been submitted” should appear: your order is complete • For mass card access additions/deletions (+/- more than 10) please contact the Building Access Department at buildingaccess@unl.edu

  15. Card Access Order • The Building Access Department then receives your Card Access Request • We will add or deny the necessary access • We ask for up to 24 hours from the time that we receive the request to the time that we are able to process it • If any challenges arise that we will exceed the 24 hour time limit, a Building Access Associate will contact you. • Once your order is complete you will receive an e-mail from “do not reply” indicating which doors were or were not added for each request • Please contact the Building Access Associates for any questions regarding these approved/denied areas

  16. My Orders • “My Orders” can show key and card access orders in all stages of the process • Key Managers can also chose to order keys from this window and Add Door Access Requests Can Select All, Incomplete, or Completed

  17. Check In / Check Out • Check In: Used by key managers to maintain who has turned in keys to the department, that are now available for the next person • Check Out: Used by key managers to maintain who has possession of specific keys • Inventory: Inventory reports can be ran on All Keys, or just those checked in or out • Inventory can also be ran by specific key holders and key numbers

  18. Reporting

  19. Problem Reporting • Report Lost Key: Information goes into a centralized database • It is important to report lost keys so that we keep an accurate record of who is responsible for which keys, and to protect the security of our facilities.

  20. Legacy Keys • Legacy Keys use the old UNL key numbering system • These keys might still unlock doors, but are not recognized by the On-line Access Management program • “Invalid Key ID” • Legacy Keys can be replaced by the UNL Key Shop free of charge • If switching out a large number, please make prior arrangements by contacting the Key Shop at 472-8083

  21. Personnel Responsibilities • Protect NCard and Keys from theft or loss • Do Not Duplicate, loan or allow others to use keys or NCard for entry • Assure doors are relocked after entering or leaving • Assume responsibility for the conduct of any person the key holder allows to enter a locked facility • Immediately notify UNL Police of NCard or key loss. • Return keys to designated department on demand and prior to separation from the University

  22. Questions • Policy Highlights • Login/Out • Ordering Keys • Checking Out/In Keys • Reports • Problem Reporting • Troubleshooting Contacts

  23. Thank you for your time and cooperation. We have full confidence in this program and in our ability to serve the UNL community. Thank you! ~Building Access Associates

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