TTS Administration
TTS Administration refers to the set of administrative tasks and controls available to System Administrators within TraceLink’s Track and Trace Services (TTS) platform. These tasks are accessed via the “Management (Classic)” and “Company Administration (Classic)” experience tasks, typically through a special interface in OPUS Administration, TTS Administration and TTS Management are designed for users with specific roles such as System Administrators, TTS Administrators (previously Member Classic access), and TTS Managers and provides access to a range of configuration, user, and system management functions necessary for operating and maintaining compliance and connectivity within the TraceLink network.
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- Focuses on ongoing oversight and operational aspects, such as managing applications, handling partner requests, accessing compliance tools, configuring data rules, and reviewing system messages.
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- Focuses on setting up and maintaining the core environment—this includes managing users, roles, company information, locations, partners, devices, and integration settings.
Log in to TTS Management
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Select the Main Menu
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- Select in the main menu.
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Select
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In the Management Login screen, enter your email address and select
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Enter your password and select
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Enter the one time code in the Multi-Factor Authentication screen.
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Select
to complete the login.
The Management home screen opens with options to manage applications, link requests, and partner reports.
Log in to TTS Administration
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Select the Main Menu
icon.
- Select in the main menu.
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Select
from the left menu. -
Select
from the left menu. -
In the Administration Login screen, enter your email address and select
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Enter your password and select
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Enter the one time code in the Multi-Factor Authentication screen.
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Select
to complete the login.
The Administration home screen opens with options to configure company and location settings, manage users and roles, set up applications and links, and monitor data exchanges.