Getting Started

The advanced settings tab allows you to manage the platform's security and the file server for your organization.

Managing Security

Under the Security tab, you can customize the settings to suit your organization's security requirements.

Password Complexity

There are a few options and checkboxes to enable/disable to adjust the password complexity. Disable “Use Default Setting” to allow customization for your password complexity.


Use Default Setting	Check this option will result in alignment with the platform's default • Require Digit • Require Lowercase • Require Uppercase • Require Non-Alphanumeric and Required Length = 3
Require Digit	A number must be present in the password
Require Lowercase	A lowercase alphabet must be present in the password
Require Uppercase	An uppercase alphabet must be present in the password
Require nonalphanumeric	A unique character (eg. symbol) must be present in the password
Required Length	Minimum character length of the password

User Lock Out

If you wish to lock out an account, you can enable this setting if the user has multiple failed login attempts.

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You can also set the number of failed attempts before locking out the user and the lockout duration in seconds.

Two Factor Login

Two-factor login serves as an additional layer of security for your organization’s user accounts. The feature requires an extra step for users to authenticate their login.

Managing File Server

Step 1: Click the “File Server” tab to access your file server settings.

Step 2: Enter the relevant information regarding your file server.

Step 3: Once the file server details are updated, click “Save” at the top right corner of the page.

Step 4: A green message will appear at the bottom right corner of the page to indicate the settings have been successfully updated.