Providing access to your ASP-powered event website is an important step in maintaining secure collaboration and effective website management. Whether you’re adding a new staff member or an external contractor, it’s vital to follow best practices to protect your event data and system integrity.
This guide outlines how to request new user or contractor access via the Showoff CMS platform - and how to do so securely.
Step 1: Gather Essential User Information
Before submitting an access request, collect the following details for each new user:
Full name and email address (preferably company-branded)
Required permission level — e.g., Editor, Admin, Exhibitor Zone Access
Specific websites or modules the user should access — e.g., Seminar Programme, Exhibitor Zone
Step 2: Understand and Manage Security Risks
To maintain high security standards:
Always use a company-issued email address for user accounts.
Avoid granting access via personal email accounts, as these can introduce unnecessary risk.
If exceptions are required, ensure you’ve assessed and mitigated any data security risks for your event platform.
🔒 Tip: Regularly audit user permissions and remove access that’s no longer needed to reduce exposure.
Step 3: Request Access from the ASP Support Team
Once you’ve gathered the required details:
Compile all user information, modules, and access levels.
Send your request to your ASP website support contact or submit it via the service desk ticketing system.
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The ASP Support Team will:
Create a unique user login, and
Provide a secure token or password reset link, if required.
⚠️ Access links are time-sensitive - instruct users to activate their accounts promptly to maintain security.
Step 4: Use Self-Service Recovery Tools
If users experience login issues:
Visit the Showoff CMS login page and select “Forgot Password” to reset access.
Complete the password reset within the time window specified in the reset email.
Conclusion: Prioritise Security and Clarity
By following these steps, you can grant access efficiently while safeguarding your event website.
Always:
Follow secure access protocols
Provide clear and complete information to the ASP Support Team
Review access permissions regularly
Doing so ensures a safe, well-managed, and collaborative digital environment for your event operations.
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