Getting Started

Recovering a Forgotten Password

If you forget your password, please contact your Spok representative.

To log out of the Spok Enterprise Administration system, click Log Out in the upper-right corner of the interface.

1. Navigate to any screen within the Spok Enterprise Administration system.

2. Click Log Out. You will be logged out of the system and the Login screen will be displayed.

Pages with tables have a variety of functions to help you use and navigate them. In the Spok Enterprise Administration system, three pages use tables:

• Manage > Mobile > Devices
• Manage > Mobile > Device Groups
• Administration > System Configuration > Integration

Refreshing Pages

To help ensure that you see the most current information, pages with tables can be refreshed within the Spok Enterprise Administration interface.

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example, we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Click the Refresh button in the lower-left corner of the screen to refresh the information in the table.

Navigating Tables

On pages with tables, you can navigate to additional pages if necessary.

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example, we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and find the controls shown below.

3. Click on the buttons to perform the following actions.

	Click this button to return to the first page of the table. Regardless of what page you are on in the table, you will return to the first page when you click this button.
	Click this button to return to the previous page of the table. For example, if you are on page 3 of the table, you will return to page 2 when you click this button.
	Click this button to go to the next page of the table. For example, if you are on page 4 of the table, you will return to page 5 of the table when you click this button.
	Click this button to go to the last page of the table. For example, if you are on page 5 of the table and the table has a total of 15 pages, you will go to page 15 when you click this button.

Viewing Page Numbers

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Scroll to the bottom of the screen. The highlighted number indicates which page of the table that you are currently viewing. For example, in the image shown below, the first page of the table is being shown.

Performing a Basic Search

You can search a table for a specific item. Please note that each page with a table has search restrictions:

• On the Manage Devices page, you can only search by username.
• On the Manage Device Groups page, you can only search by name.
• On the Manage Integration Settings page, you can only search by name.

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Click inside the Search box at the top-right of the Manage Devices page.

3. Type the information that you would like to search for. The search box will display suggestions based on the characters that you have typed.

4. Select an option from the drop-down list to search for that particular device.

Rearranging Columns

You can customize the order in which columns are displayed in a table.

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Click and hold on a column heading, such as Username, Email Address, or Group.

3. Drag the column to the desired location. In this example, we want the Email Address column to display first in the table, so we need to drag that column's heading to the left.

4. When you have dragged the column to where you would like it to go, release the mouse button. The column will stay in the position to which you dragged it.

Sorting a Table

The rows in a table can be sorted by column. For example, the device table can be sorted by Username, Email Address, Internal ID, Group, Device Type, Client Version, Registration Status.

A table can be sorted in alphabetical, reverse alphabetical, ascending, or descending order by column. To sort a table, click on the heading of the column by which you want to sort the table. Click on the column heading again to reverse the sort order. For example, you can click on the Username header to switch between sorting the table alphabetically by ascending or descending order.

You can sort a table by multiple columns at the same time. For example, if you would like to sort the Username column, click on its header once to sort it. Then, if you would also like to sort the Email Address column, click on that header.

Filtering a Table

You can filter a table for rows that match search conditions which you specify. You can search for specific keywords within a column, or search by logical equality or non-equality.

1. In the Spok Enterprise Administration interface, navigate to a page with a table. In this example, we chose Manage > Mobile > Devices. This page is shown below.

2. Click on the funnel icon next to the heading of the column in which you want to search. The Filter drop-down menu displays.

3. In the Filter dialog, select one of the following options from the first drop-down menu:

4. In the text field below the filter drop-down menu, type the value that you would like to filter with.
5. From the second drop-down menu, choose one of the options described in the table above.
6. In the second field, enter the information that corresponds to the information that is entered into the second drop-down menu.

7. Click the Filter link. The search results matching your filters display.

An online help file can be accessed by clicking on the question mark icon located in the upper right-hand corner of each screen.

At the bottom right-hand corner of each screen is a small Build Info link. Hover over this link to view your system’s build number, year, database, and release number.

It is important to note that depending on the tab that is open when the Build Info link is clicked, different information can display. The information that displays depends on where the information that displays on the open tab is generated from. For example, if the open tab is hosted by the Spok Mobile service, the build information that displays applies to the Spok Mobile service.