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Release 19/01/22 – Expedient Security – Inactive user accounts will be automatically deactivated after 90 days.

This release includes an update to Expedient’s security. User accounts that have not been logged into for 90 days will have their Active status set to “No” in Administration -> Corporate -> Users Masterfile. Deactivating the User account.

As a result, the User will not be able to access Expedient. The User will receive a warning email 7 days before the deactivation takes place, and will receive another email when their user account is finally deactivated.

This release also includes a new User Option “USRDEACTNOTF”.

If this is ticked, the User will receive:

  • daily CSV reports if there are user accounts that are within 7 days of being automatically deactivated
  • emails notifying them when user accounts have been automatically deactivated due to inactivity

Example of CSV report below:

Example of notification email:

On release, all Super Users will have this User Option ticked.

If a user account has been automatically deactivated, and needs to be reactivated, Super Users can go to Administration -> Corporate -> Users Masterfile and search for the user, then set the Active status to yes and set a temporary password.

Updated: January 13, 2022 — 12:50 pm
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