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When using Artera Analytics: Basic, you may run across issues with Enterprise Analytics not properly displaying within the Artera platform. The most common errors are 403 and 401 errors. Review the information below for resolving these issues.
403 Error
If a 403 Error displays when attempting to access Enterprise Analytics, check to make sure you are connected to your VPN. If you are not connected to your VPN then please connect to your VPN and then refresh your browser window. If the 403 Error persists after connecting to your VPN then that means that your IP address is not whitelisted. Generally, an Artera customer’s hospital IP address is whitelisted in the Artera platform, allowing Artera customers to access the Enterprise Analytics page. To resolve the 403 Error, submit a Support Case with your public IP address for assistance in resolving the issue.
Note: If you are an internal Artera user and the 403 Error displays, then you are not on the VPN and you must connect to the VPN before the Enterprise Analytics page will display.
401 Error
If a 401 Error displays when you accessing Enterprise Analytics, please update your browser settings. Review the information below to update your browser settings.
Google Chrome
Follow the steps below to update your browser settings if your organization uses Google Chrome:
Open Google Chrome and click the Browser Menu button in the upper-right corner of the browser window.
Then, click Settings from the drop-down menu.
Next, select Privacy and Security from the Settings menu bar on the left-side of the screen.
Then, select the Cookies and Other Site Data drop-down menu.
Scroll down to the Customized Behaviors section and click the trash icon next to the wellapp.com site listed.
Next, click Add under the Sites that can always use cookies section.
Then, type in app.wellapp.com for the site name and select the checkbox for including third-party cookies on this site.
Finally, click Add.
At this point, you should be able to navigate back to the Artera Platform and access the Enterprise Analytics page. You may need to refresh your browser screen.
Safari
Follow the steps below to update your browser settings if your organization uses Safari:
Open Safari and navigate to the Safari menu in the top-left corner and select Settings from the drop-down menu
Then, click Privacy.
Finally, on the Privacy Setting page, uncheck the Block all cookies checkbox in the Cookies and website data section.
At this point, you should be able to navigate back to the Artera Platform and access the Enterprise Analytics page. You may need to refresh your browser screen.
Microsoft Edge
Follow the steps below to update your browser settings if your organization uses Microsoft Edge:
Open Microsoft Edge and navigate to the Microsoft Edge browser menu in the top-right corner of the browser window and select Settings from the drop-down menu.
Then, select Cookies and site permissions from the Settings menu.
Under Cookies and data stored, click Manage and delete cookies and site data.
Scroll down to the Allow section and click the trash can icon next to the wellapp.com site listed.
Now, in the Allow section, click Add.
Then, in the site text box, enter app.wellapp.com and select the checkbox to include third-party cookies on this site
Finally, click Add.
At this point, you should be able to navigate back to the Artera Platform and access the Enterprise Analytics page. You may need to refresh your browser screen.
Firefox
Follow the steps below to update your browser settings if your organization uses Firefox:
Open Firefox, go to the Firefox browser menu in the top-right corner of the browser. Select Settings from the drop-down.
Then, click Privacy & Settings.
Scroll down to the Cookies and Site Data section and click Manage Expectations.
Now, select the wellapp.com website and click Remove Website. You will want to repeat this process for both the http:// version and the https:// version of the website.
Next, in the Address of Website field, enter app.wellapp.com and then click Allow. When you add a new website to the exceptions list, it will add a http:// and https:// version of the same website.
Finally, click Save Changes.
At this point, you should be able to navigate back to the Artera Platform and access the Enterprise Analytics page. You may need to refresh your browser screen.