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Haw. JEFS Account Guide: JEFS Org Admin
JEFS Org Admin
State of Hawaii Judiciary
JEFS Training
Organization Administrator
Last Updated By: JIMS
Last Updated Date: January 2017
Topics
1. Register JEFS User
2. Organization Administrator
3. JEFS Manage My Profile
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Register JEFS User
1. Your users must first ‘Register for Access’ in JEFS.
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Register JEFS User
2. Work with your attorney to let him/her know which organization to
‘Search’ for. If a wrong organization, the Organization Administrator
will not be able to see the new user.
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Register JEFS User
3. The attorney will select their organization.
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Register JEFS User
4. The attorney will select ‘Assign’ to chose the organization
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Register JEFS User
5. The attorney will ‘Submit’ their registration and be assigned a
WEBU ID.
6. Note.
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Organization Administration
1. Under User Administration, Select Organization Administration.
Organization Administration
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Organization Administration
2. The Org Admin is able to Accept, Reject or Remove a User.
Note: If the user has selected an incorrect Organization when registering, the user
will not appear on the list for the Org Admin to administer.
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JEFS Manage My Profile
1. If your user has selected an incorrect Organization when registering,
he/she must login to JEFS and go to ‘Manage My Profile’ under ‘User
Administration’ to correct the organization
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JEFS Manage My Profile
2. ‘Search’ and ‘Assign’ the correct organization.
3. Press ‘Submit’.
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Provenance
- Source
- www.courts.state.hi.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-hi-48b-jefs-org-admin-2026-10-02
- Content hash
dc86e02612011a6190e951883470e70864267e25e880b09b31626a9321e55b4b
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