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# Command Centre – AccessNow Operator

The steps below guide you through creating an operator for AccessNow within Command Centre. The operator is used with the REST Client for AccessNow.

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### Create Cardholder for the AccessNow REST Operator 

First, create the cardholder who will be added to the operator group. 

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Label the operator as "**AccessNow**" for easy identification and reporting.
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### Create an Operator Group for AccessNow  

In the Command Centre, create a new operator group named "AccessNow" for clarity.
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### Add the AccessNow operator to Operator Group 

Drag and drop the appropriate cardholder, the AccessNow operator, into the operator group.
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### Assign Divisions 

Assign the operator group to the correct division(s), typically the root division unless specified otherwise. Access Groups from that division(s) are imported and managed in AccessNow.
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### Set Operator Privileges 

Assign the necessary privileges to the operator group based on the required workflows. Different workflows require distinct sets of operator privileges. Refer to the video below for detailed instructions on how to do it. 

<table><thead><tr><th width="232.15301513671875">Operator Group Privileges </th><th>Privileges </th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><p><strong>Required</strong></p><p><strong>for any workflow</strong></p></td><td>Create Events and Alarms<br>Edit Cardholder Personal Data<br>View Personal Data Definitions <mark style="color:red;">(NEW!)</mark> </td></tr><tr><td><p>Credential</p><p>workflows </p></td><td>Edit Card or Credential<br>Edit Card Types </td></tr><tr><td>Access <br>workflows</td><td>Modify Access Control </td></tr><tr><td>Create Vist <br>workflow (obsoleted)</td><td>Create and Edit Cardholders <br>Edit Visit </td></tr><tr><td>Create Command Centre cardholder workflows </td><td>View Events and Alarms <mark style="color:red;">(NEW!)</mark> </td></tr></tbody></table>

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Now that the operator is ready you can create the AccessNow REST Client.


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