1.Log in as a front user at RFS where you can check Member User details by clicking on the 'View Details' link.
- It will show you all the features regarding the current level.
2. You can check the credits and Features of the next level, the 'Insider'.
- The green mark will show what features have been completed and the rest are pending.
- As the check marks grow on the way, the line between the 'Member' and the 'Insider' will grow simultaneously.
- On the right side of the page, you can check the criteria for the next level.
* Remember that this is the Member Level, posting in real-time, mentioning different users, a newsletter are not available here.
- The Insider user can use many features in the post before sharing.
5. The next one is the ' LinkedIn Group User'.
6. To log in, choose the account and click the arrow in the top right corner of the user box.
* To create the 'LinkedIn Group User', click the bottom 'Create LinkedIn Group' in the top right corner of the page. Then type in the name of the user you want.
- The 'LinkedIn Group User' doesn't have access to many features.
- The 'LinkedIn Group User' can connect only to LinkedIn.
* If you are creating a new LinkedIn Group User account, you will be taken through the RFS Onboarding tour. What is more, you will be able to connect to LinkedIn.
Important Note:
LinkedIn Group user password: change the password for the LinkedIn Group user after the parent account password expires.
- When a LinkedIn Group user is created it takes on the password from the Parent user creating it (including the expiration date)
- When passwords expire it happens on both accounts.
- Users will change the password on the parent account, BUT they still need to log into the LinkedIn Group user account and update the password there.
- There can be an issue when the user updates their password in their browser password manager and will therefore not remember the password for the LinkedIn Group user. In that case, the only option is password reset via the account manager.