The ICE is set to launch its new system. Members are being asked to make sure they’re prepared before a planned outage begins.
The ICE is planning to launch its new membership management system in the summer of 2025. Members are being asked to make sure they’re prepared before a three-week outage begins.
The planned outage happening this summer is necessary to implement the new system and migrate data from the old one. It means some of the ICE’s services will be unavailable.
The ICE website, ice.org.uk, will remain online throughout the planned outage period.
A web page has been created with a detailed set of questions and answers to help members understand what they need to do to be prepared.
It is particularly relevant for volunteers (for example, reviewers and assessors), members on training or mentor supported agreements and candidates planning their Professional Review.
Which services won’t be available during the planned outage?
Members won’t be able to use any of the services that they access via the MyICE portal during the planned outage.
These include:
- IPD online
- Viewing or updating your details using MyICE
- Student, graduate and Fellowship applications
- Academic assessment applications
- TAGSO (the online training agreements system)
- Online payments for any ICE service (including subscriptions)
- CPD online
- The ICE virtual library
- Member search tool
- Approved employer search tool
- Booking events
- Viewing existing event bookings including Benevolent Fund bookings
Additionally, the ICE Virtual Library – which hosted a range of free and paid for ICE Publishing journals, archives and books – has been replaced by a new improved portal, Emerald Insight.
Emerald Insight launched on 21 July. However, due to a delay in the launch of the ICE’s new membership management system, members will temporarily not be able to access the new portal in the usual way.
To access the new platform, please contact the ICE member services team who will provide temporary access to ICE journals as well as other content, such as the Emerald Built Environment and Engineering collections.
You can find out more about Emerald Insight by visiting the Emerald website.
Which services will continue to be available during the outage?
- Associate membership, Career Appraisal, Further Learning Exam and Experiential Learning Assessment applications
- The ICE Knowledge Hub
- Online news and information pages
- CPD audit (submission of records and review by auditors)
- Online guidance documents
- ICE Rewards
- Online ICE library services
- End Point Assessment applications via ACE360
- Professional Review applications
- Making BACS payments
What members will need to do
When the new system is launched, all members and other MyICE users will need to re-register their MyICE account and reset their password.
This is particularly important because members will also need their new login details to access their digital NCE subscription as well as Emerald Insight.
Members will be contacted in the weeks following the launch of the new system to let them know how to do this.
Any members who still have questions are encouraged to visit the question-and-answer webpage.
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