Access services via Altinn
You can use services provided by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration on behalf of an enterprise.
This requires that you have been given access to these services in Altinn.
There will be changes to how you manage authorisations and access rights when Altinn upgrades from the old version to a new one.
What will be new?
- Services from the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) will have new names.
- Altinn roles are replaced by access packages, which must be delegated the way you used to delegate roles.
- Delegation of single services must be redone.
We will soon be providing user guides and information on the transition to the new services.
Access on behalf of an enterprise
The enterprise itself needs to manage and maintain authorisations in Altinn for employees who are to have authorisations. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration cannot change authorisations stored in the Altinn system or retrieve lists of these.
Find an overview of current users with delegated access
If you have the role of Access Manager or Main Administrator in Altinn, you can download a list of all users with delegated access in your organisation.
You will receive a ZIP file containing two CSV files (to be opened in Excel):
- a file containing all delegated single services
- a file containing all delegated roles
Slik henter du ned dagens delegeringer (tilganger):
- Log in to altinn.no.
- Select the correct enterprise.
- Go to Profile (at the top of the menu).
- Select Others with rights to the organization.
- Click Download to file.
Authorise access
If you are the general manager, chair of the board or otherwise hold the role of Access manager in Altinn, you may authorise employees or others to act on behalf of the enterprise. It is currently only possible to grant authorisation in the form of access packages in the new Altinn facility.
New access packages
The new Altinn facility has access packages that will give an employee access to multiple related single services grouped together. You can currently authorise a number of access packages, but the functionality for assigning someone rights to a single service is not yet in place.