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Where can I get a user ID for CMS?
State users should check for their State program they are accessing HPMS for to determine which instructions to follow. Questions regarding the user ID process should be directed to [email protected]. The HPMS team has developed 3 videos to assist users with completing the process for a CMS user ID to obtain access to HPMS.
What do you need to know about identity verification for CMS?
Users of CMS applications must complete the Enterprise Portal registration process, which includes identity verification (ID proofing). ID proofing verifies that the individual referenced in the account is the same person creating the account.
How does ID proofing work in CMS Enterprise?
ID proofing verifies that the individual referenced in the account is the same person creating the account. Once users have completed the registration process and have an account, they will go to the CMS Enterprise Portal and access CMS systems.
Which is the best way to revalidate for CMS?
PECOS is the most efficient way to submit your revalidation. It allows you to: Because PECOS is paperless, you won’t need to mail anything. Additionally, PECOS is tailored to ensure that you only submit information that’s relevant to your application. Revalidate online using PECOS.
How to get user access to HPMS in CMS?
To get access to HPMS, the users are required to complete the CMS user id application and send to CMS for processing. CMS then process the application, user ids are created, approriate job codes are assigned and user access is set up HPMS.
Where do you find Page configuration in CMS?
Page configuration is defined in the Configuration Section of the page template file. The page configuration defines the page parameters, required for the routing and rendering the page and its Components, which are explained in another article. The following configuration parameters are supported for pages:
How to access the URL parameter in October CMS?
URL parameters can be accessed by October components or from the page PHP code section. This is how you can access the URL parameter from the page’s PHP section (see the Dynamic pages section for more details): Parameter names should be compatible with PHP variable names.