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Getting Started
This section describes tasks that can be performed with Intershop Organization Management. Furthermore, information about access and navigation is provided.
Managing Organizations
This section discusses how to create and maintain organizations. Moreover, it covers the management of branding, payment methods and services.
Managing Administration Users
This section discusses how to create and maintain system administration users.
- Searching Administration Users
  To search for system administration users:
- Creating Administration Users
- Editing Administration User Data
- Deleting Administration Users
- Changing Administration User Password
- Unlocking Deactivated Administration Users
  Intershop Commerce Management is configured to lock Intershop Organization Management user accounts for 30 minutes after six login attempts with a wrong password.
- Managing Administration User Access Privileges
- Managing Administration User Addresses
Managing Classification Catalogs
This section explains how to create and maintain global product classification systems.
Managing Data Import and Export
This section explains how to export and import product classification systems as well as postal data.
Managing Site Settings
This section describes how to control some site-specific settings including server groups, secure URL configuration and URL rewriting.
Managing Data Replication Processes
This section describes how to initialize the staging environment and how to perform regular data replication processes.
Transport Framework
This section describes how to create and edit transport configurations with the transport framework.

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Managing Administration Users
This section discusses how to create and maintain system administration users.
Creating Administration Users

Getting Started
This section describes tasks that can be performed with Intershop Organization Management. Furthermore, information about access and navigation is provided.
Managing Organizations
This section discusses how to create and maintain organizations. Moreover, it covers the management of branding, payment methods and services.
Managing Administration Users
This section discusses how to create and maintain system administration users.
- Searching Administration Users
  To search for system administration users:
- Creating Administration Users
- Editing Administration User Data
- Deleting Administration Users
- Changing Administration User Password
- Unlocking Deactivated Administration Users
  Intershop Commerce Management is configured to lock Intershop Organization Management user accounts for 30 minutes after six login attempts with a wrong password.
- Managing Administration User Access Privileges
- Managing Administration User Addresses
Managing Classification Catalogs
This section explains how to create and maintain global product classification systems.
Managing Data Import and Export
This section explains how to export and import product classification systems as well as postal data.
Managing Site Settings
This section describes how to control some site-specific settings including server groups, secure URL configuration and URL rewriting.
Managing Data Replication Processes
This section describes how to initialize the staging environment and how to perform regular data replication processes.
Transport Framework
This section describes how to create and edit transport configurations with the transport framework.

Creating Administration Users

To create a new system administration user:

In the navigation bar, select Users.
A list of all system administration users is displayed.
Click New.
This displays the Create New User dialog.
Specify the mandatory information.
Mandatory data include first name, last name, e-mail address, user ID and login. All other parameters are optional.
Click Apply.
The user is created, and the other tabs become active. You can now proceed to edit all other information. Clicking Back to List returns you to the user list.

Note: Upon creating the new user, Intershop Commerce Management automatically generates a single-use password and sends it to the specified e-mail address. When the new user logs in for the first time, the system immediately sets this password to "expired" and prompts the user to specify a new password.