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Stake Clerk & Stake Exec Secretary - Ordinances

7 postsstarted by curtisspeterson 2,633 viewsoriginal topic

curtisspeterson
New Member
#1
Our Stake Clerk & Stake Executive Secretary have access to ordinance information via lds.org & MLS, but on the LDS Tools app, the SES does not have access to ordinance information for the members.

Is this by design or do we have an issue with his app?
russellhltn
Community Administrator
#2
At this point, I'm not sure as LDS Tools displays ordinance information at all.
Have you searched the Help Center? Try doing a Google search and adding "site:churchofjesuschrist.org/help" to the search criteria.

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jdlessley
Community Moderators
#3
russellhltn wrote:At this point, I'm not sure as LDS Tools displays ordinance information at all.
It does in the Android version.
JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?
russellhltn
Community Administrator
#4
jdlessley wrote:It does in the Android version.
So the question becomes does the other versions? And what does Clerk and Secretary use?
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lajackson
Community Moderators
#5
jdlessley wrote:It does in the Android version.
There was a recent change in the Android version that adds additional information in LDS Tools for some folks in certain leadership callings.
johnshaw
Senior Member
#6
Edited 1 time, last by johnshaw on
@ http://leader.lds.org the Access Table shows that Bishops, Stake Presidents and Clerks (including membership) have access to the IOS. Counselors in the SP, Counselors in the Bishopric, and Executive Secretaries do not have access to the IOS.

The LDS Tool should follow this access table like the online tool. MLS access isn't a justification for access online or on the mobile tool - their security models are different (though if you were really paying attention MLS would've been modified to follow the security model approved through the President Bishopric/1st Presidency.
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curtisspeterson
New Member
#7
Thank you!