Tools & Icons / Group List / Software
Options
Emailer / OnCall Install / Implementation
Guide
Log in to amion.com using your Enterprise admin password. You'll see a
list of group (department) names and schedulers ( 
). Additional screens let you set software options 
, communicate with schedulers via email 
and renew your license 
.
Hover over icons to learn their function.
Tools & Icons
Group list
The group list is the default page upon logging into your Enterprise Administrator
account. The Site Administrator sets up and maintains the group list.
Set up groups/licenses:
- Click the
icon to
add a new group to your list.
- Type the name and email of the person in charge of the schedule.
- Enter the Group name.
- Assign the admin password. It is case sensitive. The admin password assigned is
the 2nd half of the password used by the scheduler to edit and publish the
schedule to Amion. The 1st half of the password is the site's viewing password. For
example, if the site password is 'site' and the admin password is 'schedule, the full
admin password to use is 'site schedule'. The two words separated by a space.
The group password is optional. Enter one if you require people to only access their
own group schedule at Amion, and not see the other group's schedules.
- Click the
icon to submit.
- Repeat steps 1-5 for each group schedule you need in your list. You can only add
as many schedules that you purchased a license for. The number of licenses purchased
appears along the top.
Hide schedules:
Site administrators may wish to pay for several schedules together through an Enterprise
account but omit or hide some schedules from the central "who's on" list.
- To hide a schedule from the central display, click on the
icon to the left of the account number.
- Along the top, click the
icon
in the toolbar to hide the schedule.
Schedules hidden in the central list will have the icon show up beside the post date icon. Hidden schedules are still available
for viewing via the group password.
To unhide a schedule, select the account to edit. Then click the icon to disable.
Editing/Removing accounts:
If you need to edit the group's scheduler, change passwords, or assign the account
to a different group schedule, click the icon to the left of the account number. Then update the fields needed and
click to submit the changes.
If you would like to inactivate an account you no longer use, select the group to
edit. Then click the 
icon. A 
appears next to the account number in the group
list.
To restore an account back to active status, select the account to edit. Then click
the icon in toolbar.
Monitoring schedule updates:
Next to each group name, a small icon illustrates when the schedule was last updated.
See the Tools & Icons section above for a post-date icon summary. If a number appears
next to the icon, it represents the number of days since the schedule was last updated.
Click a post-date icon to download a group's schedule.
Switchboard accounts:
You may assign accounts to individual switchboard operators to give them special privileges
when accessing the central daily list.
Designated staff who log into Amion via a switchboard password can view hidden contact
information (e.g. staff cell and home tel numbers, email addresses, etc.), access
page/text message logs, send blast/code pages, append notes to the central display,
submit pass-offs, and manage after-hour schedule changes.
To set up a switchboard account:
- Click the to add
a new group.
- Enter "Switchboard" in the Group field.
- Enter a login password. This is similar to the admin password for a group schedule.
It is the 2nd half of the full password. The first half is the site's viewing
password. For example, if the site password is 'site' and the switchboard login password
is 'swi', then the switchboard user enters 'site swi' to login at Amion.
- Click to submit changes.
- Repeat steps 1-4 to add additional switchboard accounts.
Designated switchboard accounts have a 
icon next to
the group name.
Software Options
Software Options allows you to tailor the online display to your needs. The options
selected below are most commonly enabled by our enterprise customers.
NOTE:
The
The emailer lets you communicate with schedulers. Use it to help people get started
with OnCall, email passwords, and more. Email sent via the emailer uses the enterprise
administrator's name and email address in the "from" field.
Amion schedules are built and maintained in our desktop app, OnCall. Click here for
OnCall's system requirements. Only schedule
admins need access to OnCall. We recommend that you install OnCall on a shared network
type environment. Each scheduler gets a desktop icon that points to the network copy.
Each scheduler will have his/her own schedule files with the extension .sch. Schedule
files should always be clearly labeled by department (e.g. Cardioatt.sch) and should
be stored on the shared network drive and backed up regularly. Check out our Network
Installation help page for more information, or contact support@amion.com.
If you choose to have each scheduler install OnCall on their local desktop, you can
send the download and installation instructions via the emailer that's part of the
administrator login.
If your hospital uses a proxy server to monitor Internet traffic, you need to configure
OnCall so that it passes communication with Amion through the proxy instead of trying
to connect to Amion.com directly. You can include the proxy server address in a file
called OnCall.cfg that you create with any text editor such as Notepad. Put
the file in the same folder as the OnCall.exe program. The command to set the proxy
server begins with PRXY= and is followed by the name of your proxy server, for example:
If the proxy server listens to a port other than the default port 80, add the port
number after the proxy server address:
today
yesterday
2-3 days
ago
4-5 days ago
6-7 days ago
8-9 days ago 
10-11 days ago
Emailer
OnCall Install