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Finding a previous Network Update Request - How to search for and open past Network Update Requests from the summary table in Access Management

What this guide does

This guide explains how to find existing and historic Network Update Requests using the summary table in Access Management. It shows you where the table is located and how it relates to NURs stored against individual networks. Use this guide when you need to look up a past NUR for reference, audit or follow up.

Prerequisites

NHVR Portal account with Road Manager or Access Policy access.

Access to the Access Management menu in NHVR Go.

Date of last review

Date of last review: [26 02 2026]

Step-by-step instructions

1. Log in to NHVR Go.

2. Click the three lines at the top right of the screen.

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3. Select Access Management from the menu.

4. From the Access Management options, open the Network Update Requests summary view (or equivalent label in your interface).

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5. Use table filters (for example by network, date, status or ID) to narrow down the list of NURs.

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6. Review the table columns to identify the NUR you need, such as by name, network, status or submission date.

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7. Click the NUR entry or hyperlink to open it and view its full details and workflow history.

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8. Use the NUR view, workflow overview and map to inspect the changes and outcomes associated with that request.

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Tips and common issues

NURs are stored both against individual networks and in the summary table, so you can search whichever way is more convenient.

If you cannot find a NUR, broaden your filters (for example extend the date range or remove status filters).

Use clear naming conventions when creating NURs so they are easier to find in future.

Where to get help

Contact the NHVR Network Management or Spatial support team if you cannot access the Network Update Requests summary view.

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