UCLA Opus Support

Yes. Opus users can recuse both administrators and/or committee members who should not have access to a specific case and/or case step in Interfolio. Th...

Administrative and/or review committees, and Interfolio administrators from the appropriate academic unit(s) should have access to a case at a given step. ...

Making someone a committee manager in Interfolio allows them to do several things that regular committee members can’t. Interfolio has two types of comm...

When Interfolio administrative privileges are requested for someone, they initially receive access to all cases started from within their unit, regardless o...

When an Opus case that is linked to an Interfolio Case arrives at AAPO, personnel in that office check to see whether the case's Interfolio steps are pr...

At UCLA we use the term “committee” to describe either a standing or ad hoc committee, formed for the purpose of academic review. Interfolio, on the other h...

UCLA does not currently use the built-in voting features from nterfolio. Users should instead upload the Vote Page form as regular case material to the Depa...

Department chairs and deans review and communicate about case materials in Interfolio. In addition, deans and chairs also log into Opus, where they perform ...

Appointees' activities are related to the role they're playing, which falls into one of three categories: Faculty may be the candidate undergoing a ...

Yes, you can find this information in both Opus and Interfolio. If you no longer have access to a case in Interfolio, you can still find a case's locati...