CARARE guide to MINT
  • Introduction
  • Getting started
    • Your workspace
  • Importing Metadata
    • Importing your dataset
      • Import methods
      • Monitoring progress of the import
      • Dataset options
    • Define items
    • Dataset statistics
  • Metadata Mapping
    • Mapping options
    • Create a new mapping
    • Introduction to the mapping editor
    • Carrying out a mapping
  • Previewing Your Mapping
    • Previewing
  • Transforming and Publishing your Dataset
    • Transforming your dataset
    • Invalid items
    • Transformation dataset statistics
    • Repeating the transformation
    • Publishing your dataset
  • USERS AND ORGANISATIONS
    • Registering
    • Organisations
    • Roles
    • Adding users
  • References
    • References
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  1. USERS AND ORGANISATIONS

Organisations

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In MINT, users are linked to an organization and can access data and mappings for that organisation. Administrators add organisations within MINT and will ask you to provide the details shown in the form below.

Each organisation has a primary contact, who has an administrator role for that organisation.

Organisations may be part of a group. In such cases, a record is created for the 'parent' organisation first. Then when the other organisations in the group are created the parent organisation can be selected from the pull-down list.

Groups may consist of departments within a university, the smaller museums/institutions which form part of a national institution or ministry, or they may be related bodies such as companies who are contracted for digitisation projects by an organisation. Creating a group of organisations in MINT is a way of allowing users from the 'parent' to see datasets and mappings being worked on for other organisations in their grouping.

Adding an organisation