Did You Know you can enable email domain verification and email validation for self-registration?

You can now add two new security measures when new users register for access to the portal. These optional security measures affect self-registration only and can be used together or separately.

Enabling email domain verification allows you to specify what email domains users must use when registering.

Enabling email validation will require the user to enter a code that will be sent to their email address in order to register.

These new options for self-registration can be used in conjunction with or in place of user registration approval. Learn more about that feature here: Did You Know front end admins can approve or deny user registrations?

Benefits to You

• Add additional security measures for self-registration to the portal.
• Restrict email domains that users can use when signing up.
• Add email authentication to portal self-registration.

How It Works

You can find the email domain verification and two-factor authentication settings in the back end:

• Go to Portals / Select a Customer / Settings.
• Scroll down to the Storefront Access section.
• To turn on email domain verification, set Enable Domain Verification to “Yes”.
• List the acceptable email domains in the Accepted Domains field.
  • Use the format “example.com”.
  • Put a comma between each domain.
• To turn on email validation, set Enable Email Validation to “Yes”.

If you have any questions or need support, you can contact our support team at: support@propago.com

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