Health Products Portal

myID is the Australian Government’s Digital ID app you can use to sign in to a range of participating government online services, like MyGov and the HPP. Find out how to set up myID at www.myid.gov.au/how-set-myid.

Once you have set up your Digital ID, you need to link it to an organisation using RAM. RAM is an authorisation service that allows you to act on behalf of an organisation online when linked with your Digital ID, such as myID.

How you link depends on whether you are a:

• Principal authority - Person responsible for the business or entity. You need to link to the entity in RAM first. With a Strong myID, you can link online in RAM. If you are unable to set up a Strong myID, you will need to link as a primary person
• Authorised user or administrator - Someone who acts on behalf of a business or entity. You will need to reach out to your organisation's principal authority to link your Digital ID in RAM. If you are not sure who the principal authority is, this is the person responsible for the business or a business associate, for example a sole trader, trustee, director, or public officer. This may be someone in your finance area.​​​

Once you have created your Digital ID and linked it to an organisation using RAM you will be able to access the HPP. Your profile will be automatically created when you first sign in to the HPP. You may need to update your personal profile details such as preferred email.

If the evaluation organisation already exists in the HPP, you can request access to an organisation in the HPP. The existing evaluation organisation lead will send you an invitation for you to action (see section 2). 

If the evaluation organisation does not yet exist in the HPP, you must email the HTASupportUnit@health.gov.au to register the organisation on your behalf. 

Once you are linked to the evaluation organisation in the HPP, your account has been successfully set up and the HPP is ready for you to complete your Declaration of Interest.