To configure this feature:

1. Create a Veeva Network user with a User type of Portal User. For information on creating a Portal User, see Managing Users. This is a different user than the integration user specified in the Network Administration page.

2. Navigate to Admin > Connections > Connection Authorization.

3. Select the veeva_network_apps__v record.

4. Select Edit.

5. Enter the Username of the Network Portal User.

6. Select Save.

7. Select More Actions > Set Password.

8. Enter the password of the Network Portal User.

9. Navigate to Admin > Users & Groups > Permission Sets.

10. Select the appropriate permission set.

11. Select the Objects tab.

12. Grant the following permissions:

    Object	Object Permission	Object Types	Fields	Field Permission
    account__v	R	All applicable object types	ispersonaccount__v veeva_network_id__v	Read
    user__sys	R	None	country_code__v id language_code__v network_additional_countries__v username__sys	Read

13. Grant Execute access to the Network Hierarchy Explorer object action permission on the account__v object.

14. Select the Tabs tab on the permission set.

15. Grant View access to the Network Apps tab collection.

16. Grant View access to the Hierarchy Explorer tab.

17. Navigate to Admin > Configuration > Objects > account__v > Object Types > Actions.

18. Enable the Network Hierarchy Explorer action for the appropriate HCO object types.

19. Navigate to Admin > Configuration > Tabs.

20. Change the status of the Hierarcy Explorer tab to Active.

21. Navigate to the Tab Collections tab.

22. Change the status of the Network Apps tab collection to Active.

23. Navigate to Admin > Configuration > Application Configurations > Network Administration.

24. Select the Validate button in the Network Credentials section to populate the Network URL in the Connection Record.

The vid__v and primary_country__v Network fields on the Network HCO object must be mapped in the bridge. For more information, see Network Field Mapping.

Defining a Network Hierarchy Explorer Widget

Admins must create a Hierarchy Explorer widget in Veeva Network before defining the widget in Vault CRM.

Admins must populate values in Vault CRM to define which of the organization’s Network Hierarchy Explorer widgets display in Vault CRM.

To define the Network Hierarchy Explorer widget:

1. Navigate to Business Admin > Objects > Network Settings > Global Network Settings.

2. Edit the following Network Settings to define which of the organization’s defined Network Hierarchy Explorer widgets should display:

   • Hierarchy Explorer Widget ID - The unique ID in Veeva Network for the Hierarchy Explorer widget

   • Hierarchy Explorer Widget Name - The name of the Hierarchy Explorer widget in Veeva Network

   • Widget URL - The base URL for the Hierarchy Explorer widget in Veeva Network

This information can be generated in Veeva Network by selecting Generate Code for the applicable widget, and using the generated values to populate the Network Settings in Vault CRM.

Vault CRM supports the definition and display of multiple Hierarchy Explorer widgets. Admins can define a hierarchy explorer widget per Application Profile. To do this, create a separate Network Settings record for each Application Profile. This allows for the display of appropriate information based on the Application Profile, for example:

• Oncology team (using Oncology Application Profile) - Display the Oncology Hierarchy Explorer widget

• Cardiology team (using Cardiology Application Profile) - Display the Cardiology Hierarchy Explorer widget

• Global Network Settings (all other users) - Display another Network Hierarchy Explorer widget

For information on customizing Network Hierarchy Explorer widgets, see Configuring the Hierarchy Explorer.

End users can view the Network Hierarchy Explorer to explore large HCO hierarchies for Integrated Delivery Networks and Health Systems without the need for a separate sign-on to Veeva Network.

The Network Hierarchy Explorer displays the following data from the customer’s Network instance.

• HCO and HCPs - Only HCPs connected to an HCO display

• Addresses, licenses, parent HCOs, and custom keys

Network Hierarchy Explorer displays accounts from Veeva Network. It may display HCOs and HCPs that are not included in the user's territory or in Vault CRM.

All levels of the HCO display so users can visualize the hierarchy and search through it to find new targets. For example, users can understand which HCOs are part of the hierarchy and the HCPs who are relevant for a specific therapeutic area.

Users can access the Network Hierarchy Explorer in the following ways:

• From the Hierarchy Explorer tab in the Network Apps tab collection

• Selecting Network Hierarchy Explorer from the More Actions menu on the Account Details screen

The Recent Items and tabs are specific to the Vault CRM user. Account icons in the hierarchy display in different colors, if configured, to help users distinguish between record ownership, for example Third Party, Locally Managed, or Veeva OpenData records.

Vault CRM users can view all HCO and HCP accounts for a health system regardless of territory. If a user finds an account they need to add to their territory, they can copy the VID and add it to their territory using Network Account Search.

DCR Submission and Activity Tracking

Data Change Requests (DCRs) submitted through Hierarchy Explorer are sent directly to Veeva Network. Users do not need to submit the DCR on the Vault CRM Account Details screen.

Searches and DCRs are tracked in the Network logs for each user to help administrators troubleshoot and support hierarchy activities.

Country Access and Localization

The countries Vault CRM users can view are determined by the user’s country and any Network additional countries assigned to the user.

Translation of languages in Hierarchy Explorer depends on Network availability rather than Vault CRM settings. If a language (for example, German) is supported in Veeva Network, it is translated in Hierarchy Explorer in Vault CRM.

Vault Language	Network Language
Bulgarian	English
Chinese (Simplified)	Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Traditional)	Chinese (Traditional)
Czech	English
Danish	English
Dutch	English
English	English
Finnish	English
French	French
German	German
Greek	English
Hungarian	English
Indonesian	English
Italian	Italian
Japanese	Japanese
Korean	English
Latvian	English
Norwegian	English
Polish	English
Portuguese (Brazil)	Portuguese (Brazil)
Portuguese (Portugal)	Portuguese (Portugal)
Romanian	English
Russian	English
Slovak	English
Spanish	Spanish
Spanish (Mexico)	Spanish (Mexico)
Swedish	English
Thai	English
Turkish	Turkish
Ukrainian	English
Vietnamese	English