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| − | When adding a contact with an email address, the customer will be sent an email to reset their password and allow access to the Self-Service portal. There is also direct access to the forgot password functional. You will need to link to: selfservice.cgi?action=forgot_password. This works for both svc_acct and customer contact Self-Service accounts. | + | When adding a contact with an email address, the customer will be sent an email to reset their password and allow access to the Self-Service portal. There is also direct access to the forgot password functional. You will need to link to: selfservice.cgi?action=forgot_password. This works for both svc_acct and customer contact Self-Service accounts. Self-Service now accepts an email address for the login, no more separate domain field. Customers using the single domain configuration will still continue to work for customers who only want to enter a single username. |
Revision as of 08:08, 2 January 2014
Freeside can now allow customers to login without a specific svc_acct or svc_phone service linked to their account. The new feature uses the contact feature on a customer account. A drop down box allows you to define the contacts Self-Service access.
Backend Configuration
- Set selfservice-password_reset_verification to "Click on a link in email"
- Set selfservice_server-base_url
When adding a contact with an email address, the customer will be sent an email to reset their password and allow access to the Self-Service portal. There is also direct access to the forgot password functional. You will need to link to: selfservice.cgi?action=forgot_password. This works for both svc_acct and customer contact Self-Service accounts. Self-Service now accepts an email address for the login, no more separate domain field. Customers using the single domain configuration will still continue to work for customers who only want to enter a single username.
