You can use Login Popups to deliver messages to Associates upon login. Typical uses include welcome videos or important announcements.
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What We’ll Cover
Permissions
To access the Login Events page, you must have the Login Events permission enabled for your Role.
Read more: Managing Web Office Admin Users and Roles
Finding the Page
In Web Office Admin, navigate to: Code Customization > Login Events.
[CLIENTID].admin.directscale.com/#/LoginEvents
Adding a Popup
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Click + ADD NEW and select Add Popup.
The Add Login Popup pop-up window opens.
Add Login Popup -
Enter a Name.
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Enable/Disable the Is Dismissible toggle:
- Toggled On - Associates can dismiss the pop-up.
- Toggled Off - Associates will not have the ability to dismiss the pop-up. Use this when you want to notify inactive Associates that they need to contact support. They will not be able to exit the pop-up to access the Web Office features.
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Click Switch to Rich Text Editor.
The Rich Text Editor is useful for simple pages with basic styling. The interface consists of a rich text editor (provided by the open-source project TinyMCE).
Read more about TinyMCE features: TinyMCE Text Editor
Warning: If you’d like to use the Rich Text Editor, you need to switch to it before you enter any content. The Rich Text Editor will remove certain HTML elements, such as
<script>
, which can cause loss of markup.If you need to use more advanced features, you can read more about them here: Login Popups.
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Click the Published toggle to publish the pop-up now after saving the configuration.
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The rest of the settings are Multi-Faceted Configuration (MFC). Enter your specific configurations for who can view the pop-up.
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Click SAVE.
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