Creating a Login Statement

Overview

Administrators can add a custom statement that appears when a user logs into the system. Custom statements can also have a frequency which controls when a statement will appear.

The Custom Login Statement is organization specific. If users have access to multiple orgs, they will be required to select the org, then the Custom Login Statement will be displayed.

Note:
The Custom Login Statement does not replace Resolver's Terms of Service. 


User Account Requirements

The user account used to log into Resolver must have Administrator permission to access the custom login statement settings feature.


Related Information/Setup

Please refer to the Editing a Login Statement article for more information on editing a login statement.

Please refer to the Deleting a Login Statement article for more information on deleting a login statement.


Navigation

  1. From the Home screen, click on the Systems icon.

Systems Icon

  1. From the Admin: Overview screen, click the Custom Login Statement Settings tile under the Communications section.

Custom Login Statement Settings Tile

Creating a Login Statement

  1. From the Custom Login Statement Settings: New Statement screen, enter a title for the statement in the Statement Title field.

Statement Title Field

  1. Enter the custom statement in the Statement Description field.

Statement Description Field

  1. (Optional) click the Basic Markdown Formatting link to see a list of common styles that you can apply to your custom statement within the Statement Description field.

Basic Markdown Formatting Link

  1. Select the frequency the statement will appear from the Frequency dropdown menu:
    • Once
    • Every Login
    • Every 30 Days

Frequency Dropdown Menu

  1. Click the Create button.

Create Button

  1. Click the Enable toggle switch to activate the statement. 

Enable Toggle Switch

  1. The Enabled toggle switch will turn blue when the statement is active.

Active Enable Toggle Switch

  1. Click the Enable toggle switch to deactivate the statement removing it from appearing during the login process. When a statement is deactivated, the Enable toggle switch will appear grey.

Deactivated Enable Toggle Switch