Access to the Arvato system

This system is used in Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and the United Kingdom (Northern Ireland).

Before this process step can be performed, the user has to be registered with his responsible NMVS and received the access data to be entered here. First, all user data is entered and then the username and initial password received from the NMVO are entered in the “Certificate” section.

The certificate is then downloaded. First, the certificate window must be opened by clicking the “plus” symbol.

The certificate file (p.12) previously provided by the NMVO is uploaded and the certificate password and password token are entered. Both data are provided by the NMVS. The certificate window is closed with OK and the entire process is completed with “Save”.

Afterwards, the Arvato Terms and Conditions are confirmed in the Arvato main window and the initial password is changed. Buttons are available for both processes in the upper part of the window.

The new password is confirmed with OK. The password window closes.

The process is completed, the system is connected to the responsible NMVS.

Continue to the next step: Registering users at the Speed Scanner >

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