ASE Offers Enhanced myASE Portal
Enhancements include a new shopping cart experience, which allows techs to order ASE tests and products and place them into a shopping cart for immediate purchase.
Enhancements include a new shopping cart experience, which allows techs to order ASE tests and products and place them into a shopping cart for immediate purchase.
ASE will be deploying an updated myASE portal for test registering, scheduling, and viewing technician information. The portal will be more intuitive and improve the level of service ASE provides.
The current portal will be closed end of day July 31, 2020. Between August 1 and August 9, 2020, technicians and account managers will not have any access to the portal. The updated portal will open August 10, 2020.
Enhancements include a new shopping cart experience, which allows techs to order ASE tests and products and place them into a shopping cart for immediate purchase. Each order for ASE tests automatically includes the registration fee. The new registration fee has been lowered to $34, with test fees remaining the same.
The summer registration window will continue from August 10 through September 30, 2020. The fall registration window will open on October 10 and run through December 31, 2020.
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