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=Configuration - Essentials= | =Configuration - Essentials= | ||
− | ==Creating a | + | ==Creating a Signup Page== |
===The Associated Organization=== | ===The Associated Organization=== | ||
− | Before you create a signup page, you will need to decide where the users and organizations you are creating will reside in your organization hierarchy. In other words, when you create a new user or organization via a signup page, where will they be created in your system? Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like Web Registrants. Later you would associate that organization with your signup page. Then all new users and organizations created by this specific signup page will be created under that organization. | + | Before you create a signup page, you will need to decide where the users and organizations you are creating will reside in your organization hierarchy. In other words, when you create a new user or organization via a signup page, where will they be created in your system? Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like "Web Registrants". Later you would associate that organization with your signup page. Then all new users and organizations created by this specific signup page will be created under that organization. |
− | + | If you are creating an organization to act structurally like a holding folder rather than a true organization, then you need to flag the organization as such. If you flag an organization as a container, any hierarchy access granted in the security matrix to organizations will not be applied for the container organization. | |
+ | |||
+ | To flag an organization as a container go to '''Menu Icon''' > '''Organizations''' > Edit an Organization > '''Actions''' > '''Edit Categories and Access''' > Toggle on '''Container'''. | ||
+ | |||
+ | To set up an organization go to '''Menu Icon''' > '''Organization Hierarchy''' > Click on the second tab which is the external hierarchy, and click the '''New''' button to create a new organization in the external organization hierarchy. | ||
===Roles and Categories=== | ===Roles and Categories=== | ||
: ''Main Articles: [[User Role]] & [[Client Categories]]'' | : ''Main Articles: [[User Role]] & [[Client Categories]]'' | ||
− | Once you have an organization | + | Once you have set up an organization to associate with a signup page, you will need to set up '''Roles''' (for users) and '''Categories''' (for organizations). |
− | '''[[User Role|Roles]]''' are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. When you create a user via a signup page, you need to give | + | |
− | Before | + | ====User Roles==== |
− | You can setup user roles by going to ''' | + | '''[[User Role|Roles]]''' are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. When you create roles, you can indicate if a role is only for internal or external users. For example, typically the "Applicant" role should only be given to external users. |
− | '''[[Client Categories|Categories]]''' are a way of grouping like organizations together and are also used to control what can be seen and done. When you create an organization via a signup page, you need to give | + | |
− | + | When you create a user via a signup page, you need to give the user one or more roles. Typically, you would give a user a role like "Applicant" or "Reviewer". Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have created the roles you will assign to newly created users. You can setup user roles by going to '''Menu Icon''' > '''Global Settings''' > '''Users''' tab > '''Roles''' and click the '''New Role''' button. | |
+ | |||
+ | ====Organization Categories==== | ||
+ | '''[[Client Categories|Categories]]''' are a way of grouping like organizations together and are also used to control what can be seen and done. When you create an organization via a signup page, you need to give the organization one or more categories. Typically, you would give an organization the category of "Grant Seeking Organization" or "External Reviewers". | ||
− | You can | + | Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have already created the categories you will assign to newly created organizations. You can set up organization categories by going to '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Organization''' tab > '''Categories''' and click the '''New''' button. |
===Statuses=== | ===Statuses=== | ||
: ''Main Article: [[Status]]'' | : ''Main Article: [[Status]]'' | ||
− | Lastly, | + | Lastly, set up a [[Status|status]] for users and organizations. Statuses are like a place in time. For example, you might use a "Newly Registered" status for new registrants, and later once these users are vetted, you might switch them to an “Active” Status and later when you no longer engage with the user you might move them to an “Inactive” status. |
− | Before | + | Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have created the statuses you will assign to newly created users and organizations. |
− | You can set up a user status by going to '''Menu''' | + | You can set up a user status by going to '''Menu Icon''' > '''Global Settings''' > '''User''' or '''Organization''' tab > '''Statuses''', and click the '''New''' button to create a user or organization status. |
− | ==Creating a | + | |
− | The user signup page | + | ==Creating a User Signup Page== |
+ | The user signup page adds or updates individuals within your system. Users created in the system via a signup page typically login and do something in your system, such as applying for or reviewing a grant application. | ||
[[File:Signup-user.png|thumb|none|800px|Sample user signup page]] | [[File:Signup-user.png|thumb|none|800px|Sample user signup page]] | ||
− | ===How to | + | ===How to Set up a User Signup Page=== |
# Go to the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Users''' Tab > '''Signup Pages''' Link. | # Go to the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Users''' Tab > '''Signup Pages''' Link. | ||
# Click the '''New Signup Page''' button in the action bar. It looks like a plus sign. | # Click the '''New Signup Page''' button in the action bar. It looks like a plus sign. | ||
+ | # Enter a name for the signup page that will be used to distinguish it from other pages, but will not be visible to the end user. | ||
# Choose an '''Associated Organization''' via the lookup. New users will be created under the associated organization. Generally, you want to select an external organization. | # Choose an '''Associated Organization''' via the lookup. New users will be created under the associated organization. Generally, you want to select an external organization. | ||
− | # Enter a '''Description'''. This is not seen by your applicants but it is important as it | + | # Enter a '''Description'''. This is not seen by your applicants but it is important as it helps differentiate user signup pages when you are picking a user signup page from the organization signup configuration page. |
− | # | + | # Change the '''Access Type''' to '''User Access''' if you want the user to be able to login. |
− | + | # For '''Roles to Add''' select the desired roles to be assigned to the user. | |
− | |||
# Modify the '''Signup Page Content''' and '''Confirmation Page Content''' as desired. Typically in the instructions you might want to add a phone number or email of who to contact if the user is having trouble registering. On the confirmation page content you might want to add something like "''check your email and spam folder in your email for instructions on how to gain access to the system''." | # Modify the '''Signup Page Content''' and '''Confirmation Page Content''' as desired. Typically in the instructions you might want to add a phone number or email of who to contact if the user is having trouble registering. On the confirmation page content you might want to add something like "''check your email and spam folder in your email for instructions on how to gain access to the system''." | ||
− | # Drag and drop the fields from the '''Available Fields''' list into the '''Selected Fields''' list. These are the fields that will appear on the signup page. Once fields are in the '''Selected Fields''' list you drag and drop fields to reorder them or hover over a field and click the grey '''x''' button to remove the field from the list. | + | # Drag and drop the fields from the '''Available Fields''' list into the '''Selected Fields''' list. These are the fields that will appear on the signup page. Once fields are in the '''Selected Fields''' list you may drag and drop fields to reorder them or hover over a field and click the grey '''x''' button to remove the field from the list. If you are adding the address fields, typically the country input should appear above the state/province drop down so that the list of states or provinces can be filtered based on the country. |
# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
− | ==Creating an | + | ==Creating an Organization Signup Page== |
The organization or company signup page creates organizations within your system. | The organization or company signup page creates organizations within your system. | ||
− | ===How to | + | ===How to Set up an Organization Signup Page=== |
# Go to the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Organizations''' tab and click on the '''Signup Pages''' Link. | # Go to the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Organizations''' tab and click on the '''Signup Pages''' Link. | ||
# Click the '''New Signup Page''' button in the action bar. It is signified by a plus sign. | # Click the '''New Signup Page''' button in the action bar. It is signified by a plus sign. | ||
− | # Choose an '''Associated Organization''' via the lookup. New | + | # Give the signup page a name. |
− | # | + | # Choose an '''Associated Organization''' via the lookup. New organizations will be created under this organization. Generally, you want to select an external organization. |
− | # | + | # Optionally, enter a description. This will not be visible to applicants but is important for differentiating organization signup pages. You can include the purpose and usage of the page to make it easier to find and provide context. |
− | # Change | + | # For '''Categories''' select the categories you want to assign to new organizations created. |
− | # Drag and drop the fields from the '''Available Fields''' list into the '''Selected Fields''' list. These fields will appear on the organization signup page. Fields in the Selected Fields List | + | # Change the signup page and confirmation page content if desired. For example you may want to add something like who the user should contact if they need assistance. If a user signup page is attached to an organization signup page, the confirmation page content of the user signup page will be used and the organization confirmation page content will be ignored. |
+ | # Drag and drop the fields from the '''Available Fields''' list into the '''Selected Fields''' list. These fields will appear on the organization signup page. Fields in the Selected Fields List may be reordered using drag and drop. If you are adding the address fields, typically the country input should appear above the state/province drop down so that the list of states or provinces can be filtered based on the country. | ||
# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
− | ==Creating a | + | ==Creating a Combined User and Organization Signup Page== |
Typically, you will want to create an organization and one or more users at the same time. | Typically, you will want to create an organization and one or more users at the same time. | ||
[[File:Signup-org-single-user.png|thumb|none|800px|A signup page that creates a single organization and single user at the same time.]] | [[File:Signup-org-single-user.png|thumb|none|800px|A signup page that creates a single organization and single user at the same time.]] | ||
− | You can create | + | You can create signup page that will create one or more users and organization at the same time by: |
− | # Create a user signup page. | + | # Create a user signup page as above. |
− | # Create an organization signup page. | + | # Create an organization signup page as above. |
− | # Edit the organization signup page, and for the setting called '''User Signup''' | + | # Edit the organization signup page, and for the setting called '''User Signup''' select either '''Single User''' or '''Multiple Users'''. |
− | # If you picked '''Single User''' you will see a '''User Signup Page''' setting. Click the drop down and select the desired user signup page. | + | # If you picked '''Single User''' you will see a '''User Signup Page''' setting. Click the drop down and select the desired user signup page. Having a unique description on the user signup page will help make selection easy. |
− | # ''(Optional)'' Toggle on '''Enable Same Address Button''' if you want the user’s address to be pre-populated with the address of the | + | # ''(Optional)'' Toggle on '''Enable Same Address Button''' if you want the user’s address to be pre-populated with the address of the organization so the user does not need to enter the same address twice. |
# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
− | Note: | + | <u>'''Note''':</u> When you choose a user signup page, it will show up inside the organization signup page in its own section under the organization details. Also note that when a user signup page is attached, the ''user'' signup confirmation page is used. Therefore, if you want to make changes to the confirmation page that appears to the user upon submission, you will need to navigate the user signup page instead. |
[[File:Signup-org-multi-user.png|thumb|none|800px|A signup page that creates a single organization and multiple users at the same time. In this example the Lead Applicant is set to a minimum of 1 so they are required. The co-applicant is set to a minimum of 0 and maximum of 3 so none or up to 3 co-applicants can register at the same time.]] | [[File:Signup-org-multi-user.png|thumb|none|800px|A signup page that creates a single organization and multiple users at the same time. In this example the Lead Applicant is set to a minimum of 1 so they are required. The co-applicant is set to a minimum of 0 and maximum of 3 so none or up to 3 co-applicants can register at the same time.]] | ||
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You can specify a minimum and maximum number of users you want to create per attached signup page as well as specify section and user titles. | You can specify a minimum and maximum number of users you want to create per attached signup page as well as specify section and user titles. | ||
− | Note: | + | <u>'''Note:'''</u> Depending on your jurisdiction, be aware that enabling multiple users means you are asking someone to enter personally identifiable information on behalf of another person, which may not comply with certain regulations. |
− | ==Making | + | ==Making Changes to Fields on Your Signup Page== |
− | Let’s say you want to make the '''Email''' field on your user signup page mandatory. Navigate to the '''User''' standard field for email: '''Menu''' | + | Let’s say you want to make the '''Email''' field on your user signup page mandatory. Navigate to the '''User''' standard field for email: '''Menu Icon''' > '''Global Settings''' > '''Users''' Tab > '''Standard Fields''' link and edit the '''Email''' standard field by toggling on the '''Mandatory''' setting. Now when you go back to the signup page and preview it, you will see the email field is now set to mandatory and the relevant validation was automatically added. |
Any changes you make to any fields that are included on a signup page will be updated instantaneously on your signup pages. You can also go back to the signup page at any time to change the order of fields and add or remove fields by modifying the selected fields. To remove a field, hover over the desired field and click the button marked with an '''x'''. Drag and drop '''Selected Fields''' to modify the order in which the fields will appear on the signup page. | Any changes you make to any fields that are included on a signup page will be updated instantaneously on your signup pages. You can also go back to the signup page at any time to change the order of fields and add or remove fields by modifying the selected fields. To remove a field, hover over the desired field and click the button marked with an '''x'''. Drag and drop '''Selected Fields''' to modify the order in which the fields will appear on the signup page. | ||
==Modifying the New User Email Template== | ==Modifying the New User Email Template== | ||
− | + | New users who can log in will receive an email containing an activation link. To enable this, the signup page must have the '''Access Type''' set to '''User Access'''. | |
+ | |||
+ | The email the user receives by default is configured globally and is located at '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Security''' Tab > '''Password and Activation Policies''' > '''Activation Emails''' in the left navigation. Once you add the sample template you can modify it as needed. The sample template will send the new registrant a link where they can enter their desired password to complete user activation. The variable for this is: | ||
− | + | <pre>https://@url@@activationlink@</pre> | |
− | If you want a custom new user email sent to | + | If you want a custom new user email sent to users who register through this specific signup page only, instead of using the global template, then, on that particular signup page, go to the '''Templates''' tab and add the sample template and fill in the other fields. The '''New User Email Template''' on the signup page takes precedence over the '''New User''' general template found under '''Global Settings'''. Typically, we recommend that you leave the '''Template''' tab '''New User Email Template''' empty and use the global template instead. |
==Setting Up Privacy Policies== | ==Setting Up Privacy Policies== | ||
+ | : ''Main Article: [[Privacy_and_Security_Policies|Privacy and Security Policies]]'' | ||
A privacy policy details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. It's important to let your users know how you are going to use the information you are requesting, and to tell users who to contact should they have questions. In some jurisdictions, such as California, you are required to post your privacy policy by law. In the EU, the [[General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)]] and the e-privacy directive oblige you to display a privacy notice containing specific elements on your system. Failure to do so can result in fines. | A privacy policy details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. It's important to let your users know how you are going to use the information you are requesting, and to tell users who to contact should they have questions. In some jurisdictions, such as California, you are required to post your privacy policy by law. In the EU, the [[General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)]] and the e-privacy directive oblige you to display a privacy notice containing specific elements on your system. Failure to do so can result in fines. | ||
+ | [[File:Signup-privacy.png|thumb|none|800px|If you attach a privacy policy to a signup page. Anyone attempting to register will have to accept the policy before they can gain access to the system. ]] | ||
+ | You can create a '''Privacy Policy''' for your system by going to the '''Menu Icon''' > '''Global Settings''' > '''Security''' Tab > '''Privacy and Security Policies''' link. | ||
+ | You might consider starting by creating a policy without any role or country permissions, allowing users who haven't signed in or don't yet exist in the system to view the policy from the signup page. Alternatively, you can attach a privacy policy to the login page so that users see it upon their first login, depending on their roles and country. Once the policy is created and activated, you can attach it to the user signup page by selecting the policy in the '''Attach Policies''' input field. | ||
− | + | ==Modifying the Duplicate Check settings== | |
+ | By default, '''Email''' is used as a unique identifier of users in the system and '''Name''' is used for organizations. | ||
− | + | If a user tries to enter an email that is already in the system, it will be flagged as a possible duplicate and prevent the user from registering with the same email twice. | |
+ | Optionally, you can conduct a duplicate check on multiple fields. It is important to note that when you add multiple fields in one '''Duplicate Check Field''' input, it will utilize the Boolean operator AND instead of the OR operator. For example, if you chose email and first name, it will only flag users that have the same email and first name as an existing user in the system. | ||
− | + | To add multiple fields using the Boolean operator OR, select the '''Add Duplicate Check Condition''' button, signified by the plus sign. In that case, duplicates will be flagged if either criterion is met independently. | |
− | |||
− | + | Optionally you can change the uniquely identifiable field such as email to another field such as employee number. | |
=Configuration - Advanced= | =Configuration - Advanced= | ||
− | ==Creating Multiple | + | ==Creating Multiple Language Signup Pages== |
Once you have created a signup page you can enter translations for each language you desire. | Once you have created a signup page you can enter translations for each language you desire. | ||
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# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
− | The translations of custom and standard field captions are pulled from those fields and can be entered in those fields | + | The translations of custom and standard field captions are pulled from those fields and can be entered in those fields. If you need to update many custom field translations you may wish to utilize the user custom field import feature. |
− | Once translations have been entered and saved on the signup page, you can send your users directly to the signup page in the language | + | Once translations have been entered and saved on the signup page, you can send your users directly to the signup page in the language desired. Do so by adding <code>&tid=14</code> to the end of the signup page URL, where the number equals the desired language ID. In this case, the language ID 14 will bring the user to the signup page translated into Spanish. |
The user can also switch languages on the signup page by using the drop down language menu in the top right of the header. | The user can also switch languages on the signup page by using the drop down language menu in the top right of the header. | ||
− | Note: | + | <u>'''Note:'''</u> When you switch languages, the signup page will reload and clear any data entered into the fields. |
− | ==Creating a | + | ==Creating a Routing Page== |
: ''Main Article: [[Login_Page|Login Page]]'' | : ''Main Article: [[Login_Page|Login Page]]'' | ||
Routing pages are created to direct the user to the appropriate signup page in the desired language. Typically, the user clicks a button on the login page that takes them to an intermediary page where they can see the list of available signup pages. You can create a routing page by going to '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Branding''' tab > '''Login Pages''' link > edit the desired login page > '''Routing Page''' tab. | Routing pages are created to direct the user to the appropriate signup page in the desired language. Typically, the user clicks a button on the login page that takes them to an intermediary page where they can see the list of available signup pages. You can create a routing page by going to '''Menu''' Icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Branding''' tab > '''Login Pages''' link > edit the desired login page > '''Routing Page''' tab. | ||
[[File:Singup-routing.png|thumb|none|800px|The routing page takes users to the signup page that is right for them.]] | [[File:Singup-routing.png|thumb|none|800px|The routing page takes users to the signup page that is right for them.]] | ||
− | + | Use the URL lookup button and select the "Signup Page" option to populate the signup page link into the routing page. Note if you choose to paste a URL here instead use the relative path. Example: | |
− | <pre>/s_csignup.jsp?token=XVtQHUUGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFA%3D%3D&ptoken=XVtQC1oGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFQ%3D%3D | + | <pre>/s_csignup.jsp?token=XVtQHUUGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFA%3D%3D&ptoken=XVtQC1oGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFQ%3D%3D</pre> |
− | </pre> | ||
Relative paths will resolve correctly and work on production as well as development and backup systems. | Relative paths will resolve correctly and work on production as well as development and backup systems. | ||
− | + | Make sure you include the desired language ID. Example: <code>&tid=14</code> to display the Spanish translation. | |
− | ==Creating an | + | ==Creating an Organization Lookup Signup Page== |
Reduce the amount of duplicate organizations in your system by using an organization lookup signup page. | Reduce the amount of duplicate organizations in your system by using an organization lookup signup page. | ||
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Typically, you will not want a list of all organizations you deal with exposed to the public, so on the configuration page you can filter the list of available organizations by organization category and status. This way new users will only be able to search and create themselves under a subset of organizations in your system. | Typically, you will not want a list of all organizations you deal with exposed to the public, so on the configuration page you can filter the list of available organizations by organization category and status. This way new users will only be able to search and create themselves under a subset of organizations in your system. | ||
− | You may also want to consider adding a vetting process utilizing workflows and users’ | + | You may also want to consider adding a vetting process utilizing workflows and the users’ status before giving users who self-register under an existing organization full access to the system. |
− | From the user perspective a new user goes to the desired signup page and then starts typing the name of their organization and they will see a list of organizations meeting that criteria. Once the user selects the desired organization, they enter their user information, and upon submission, the user is created under the chosen organization | + | From the user perspective a new user goes to the desired signup page and then starts typing the name of their organization and they will see a list of organizations meeting that criteria. Once the user selects the desired organization, they enter their user information, and upon submission, the user is created under the chosen organization. Note the user would still need to activate themselves as usual. |
− | ===How to | + | ===How to Set up an Organization Lookup Signup Page=== |
# Setup a user signup page as per above. | # Setup a user signup page as per above. | ||
# Setup an organization signup page as per above. | # Setup an organization signup page as per above. | ||
# On the organization signup page, select the user signup page as per above. | # On the organization signup page, select the user signup page as per above. | ||
− | # For the '''Selected | + | # For the '''Selected Fields''' on the organization signup page, you only need the '''Name''' field. |
− | # For '''Verification Service''' under | + | # For the '''Verification Service''' dropdown under the "Verification Settings" section, select "Internal Organization Lookup". |
# Choose the desired '''Lookup Category''' and '''Lookup Status''' of organization you want users to be able to see and select. For example: you may only want organizations in the category of "Non-profit" and status of "Active" to appear in the list of organizations the user can attach themselves to. | # Choose the desired '''Lookup Category''' and '''Lookup Status''' of organization you want users to be able to see and select. For example: you may only want organizations in the category of "Non-profit" and status of "Active" to appear in the list of organizations the user can attach themselves to. | ||
− | # Scroll up to the | + | # Scroll up to the "Signup Page Content" section and modify the '''Instructions Content''' field as desired. You may want to add something like "Start typing the name of your organization and select it from the list. Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are required. If you need assistance contact fake@fake.fake." |
# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
− | ==Using | + | ==Using External Verification Services on Your Signup Page== |
− | You can create a signup page that will confirm an organization’s charity status by selecting an organization based on a | + | You can create a signup page that will confirm an organization’s charity status by selecting an organization based on a third-party database prior to registering that organization in your system. |
The information from the selected database such as '''Name''', '''City''' and '''State''' is used to populate the organization signup page fields. | The information from the selected database such as '''Name''', '''City''' and '''State''' is used to populate the organization signup page fields. | ||
− | If the desired organization cannot be found in the | + | If the desired organization cannot be found in the third-party database (Example: It was added after the most recent update), you can provide a link to another signup page where that organization could still register. |
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | ||Verification Service | + | ||'''Verification Service''' |
− | ||Description | + | ||'''Description''' |
− | ||Update Frequency | + | ||'''Link to Data''' |
+ | ||'''Update Frequency''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
||ABN | ||ABN | ||
− | ||The Australian Business Number lookup contains a list of businesses that have registered with the Australian Business Register. | + | ||The Australian Business Number (ABN) lookup contains a list of businesses that have registered with the Australian Business Register. |
− | https://abr.business.gov.au/ | + | ||[https://abr.business.gov.au/ ABN Lookup] |
||Real Time | ||Real Time | ||
|- | |- | ||
||CRA | ||CRA | ||
||The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) lookup contains a list of T3010 Registered Charities. | ||The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) lookup contains a list of T3010 Registered Charities. | ||
− | https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/charities-giving/list-charities/downloading-instructions.html | + | ||[https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/charities-giving/list-charities/downloading-instructions.html CRA Data] |
||Monthly | ||Monthly | ||
|- | |- | ||
||CC | ||CC | ||
− | ||The Charity Commission | + | ||The Charity Commission for England and Wales (CC) lookup contains a list of registered charities. |
− | + | ||[https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/ CC Data] | |
+ | ||Monthly | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | ||CH | ||
+ | ||United Kingdom Companies House (CH) contains a list of registered UK companies. | ||
+ | ||[https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/companies-house CH Data] | ||
||Monthly | ||Monthly | ||
|- | |- | ||
||CRO | ||CRO | ||
− | ||The Companies Registration Office Ireland (CRO) is the central repository of public statutory information on Irish companies and business names. | + | ||The Companies Registration Office Ireland (CRO) is the central repository of public statutory information on Irish companies and business names. |
− | https://www.cro.ie/Services/Access-to-CRO-Data | + | ||[https://www.cro.ie/Services/Access-to-CRO-Data CRO Data] |
||Real Time | ||Real Time | ||
|- | |- | ||
||IRS | ||IRS | ||
− | ||The Internal Revenue Service | + | ||The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) lookup contains a list of 501(c)(3) and other charitable organizations. |
− | https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organizations-business-master-file-extract-eo-bmf | + | ||[https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organizations-business-master-file-extract-eo-bmf IRS Data] |
||Monthly | ||Monthly | ||
|- | |- | ||
||NCES | ||NCES | ||
− | ||The National Center for Education Statistics lookup contains | + | ||The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) lookup contains data for all public elementary and secondary schools in the US. |
− | https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/ | + | ||[https://nces.ed.gov/ccd/files.asp NCES Data] |
||Annually | ||Annually | ||
|} | |} | ||
− | ===How to | + | ===How to Set up a Signup Page That Uses an External Verification Service=== |
− | Generally, you set up each verification service in a similar way. Below is how you setup a signup page using the IRS verification option | + | Generally, you set up each verification service in a similar way. Below is how you setup a signup page using the IRS verification option. Before you begin, you need to setup a custom field to hold the '''Employer Identification Number''' (EIN) value. The EIN is a Federal Tax Identification Number, it is a unique nine-digit number assigned by the '''Internal Revenue Service''' (IRS) to business entities operating in the United States. Other verification services will have a different identification number. |
# If you do not already have a custom field to hold the EIN number, create a '''Text Box - Text Single Line''' custom field in the organization custom fields, and permission this field to be available as desired. | # If you do not already have a custom field to hold the EIN number, create a '''Text Box - Text Single Line''' custom field in the organization custom fields, and permission this field to be available as desired. | ||
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# Setup an organization signup page the same way as above. | # Setup an organization signup page the same way as above. | ||
# On the organization signup page select the desired user signup page as per above. | # On the organization signup page select the desired user signup page as per above. | ||
− | # In the '''Input Form''' section drag and drop the EIN custom field | + | # In the '''Input Form''' section drag and drop the EIN custom field you created from the '''Available Fields''' to the '''Selected Fields'''. You must add a custom field for this number in order to use the IRS verification feature. |
− | # For '''Verification Service''' select '''Internal Revenue | + | # For '''Verification Service''' select '''United States Internal Revenue Agency (IRS)'''. |
# Click '''Sample Instructions''' for both '''Search Instructions''' and '''Result Instructions'''. | # Click '''Sample Instructions''' for both '''Search Instructions''' and '''Result Instructions'''. | ||
# For '''Additional Automatic Field Population''' click the '''Add Mapping Field''' button that looks like a plus sign to create a new row. | # For '''Additional Automatic Field Population''' click the '''Add Mapping Field''' button that looks like a plus sign to create a new row. | ||
− | # From the '''Mapping Field''' column drop down, select ''' | + | # From the '''Mapping Field''' column drop down, select '''Registration Number (EIN)'''. |
# In the '''Custom Field''' input column right beside the mapping field, start typing the name of the EIN field you created and select it from the list. | # In the '''Custom Field''' input column right beside the mapping field, start typing the name of the EIN field you created and select it from the list. | ||
# Click '''Save'''. | # Click '''Save'''. | ||
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You can attach an existing workflow to a signup page using the '''Attach Workflow''' setting. You can create '''Workflows''' under the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Workflows'''. Workflows on signup pages are typically used to to notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken such as an approval and/or to automatically run some tasks upon signup. | You can attach an existing workflow to a signup page using the '''Attach Workflow''' setting. You can create '''Workflows''' under the '''Menu''' Icon > '''Workflows'''. Workflows on signup pages are typically used to to notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken such as an approval and/or to automatically run some tasks upon signup. | ||
− | ==How to | + | ==How to Set up an Eligibility Questionnaire== |
− | If there are criteria that would render an applicant ineligible to gain access to your system, you may want to setup an eligibility questionnaire that a user must fill in before you let the user register. This is typically done with a Universal Tacking Application (UTA). In the UTA, ask any questions that would cause an applicant to be ineligible. | + | If there are criteria that would render an applicant ineligible to gain access to your system, you may want to setup an eligibility questionnaire that a user must fill in before you let the user register. This is typically done with a Universal Tacking Application (UTA). In the UTA, ask any questions that would cause an applicant to be ineligible. For example, if you don't fund religious organizations or organizations in a specific area, ask applicants these question before you allow them to register. If the applicant meets your desired criteria, then give them a link to the desired signup page. If applicant fails your criteria, then let them know they are ineligible. Using this method saves the user time by letting them know up front if they are not going to be given access and it saves you time by reducing the number of users created in your system. |
− | ==Other | + | ==Other Vetting Processes== |
Some organizations require users and organizations to be manually vetted or approved before the user gains access. This is typically done by using the User/Organization '''status''' in conjunction with workflows to notify the appropriate internal staff. | Some organizations require users and organizations to be manually vetted or approved before the user gains access. This is typically done by using the User/Organization '''status''' in conjunction with workflows to notify the appropriate internal staff. | ||
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https://www.treasury.gov/about/organizational-structure/offices/Pages/Office-of-Foreign-Assets-Control.aspx | https://www.treasury.gov/about/organizational-structure/offices/Pages/Office-of-Foreign-Assets-Control.aspx | ||
− | ==How to | + | ==How to Delete/Purge Your Information== |
When users sign up to gain access to your system, they provide you with Personal Identifiable Information (PII). We suggest you provide your users with information of who they should contact in regards to purging or deleting any personal information held within your system. | When users sign up to gain access to your system, they provide you with Personal Identifiable Information (PII). We suggest you provide your users with information of who they should contact in regards to purging or deleting any personal information held within your system. | ||
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Some organizations will set up data retention policies to remove PII after a set period of time, whereas other organizations may remove PII upon request. Either way, you should provide some way to contact someone acting as a privacy officer within your organization in regards to any privacy concerns from your users. | Some organizations will set up data retention policies to remove PII after a set period of time, whereas other organizations may remove PII upon request. Either way, you should provide some way to contact someone acting as a privacy officer within your organization in regards to any privacy concerns from your users. | ||
− | == | + | ==CAPTCHA== |
− | CAPTCHA stands for | + | CAPTCHA (which stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart") is used to minimize the occurrence of spam records being submitted via bots. CAPTCHA will reduce the amount of spam you receive, but it will not block all spam from bots. |
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+ | CAPTCHA settings can be found at '''Menu''' icon > '''Global Settings''' > '''Security''' tab. | ||
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===CAPTCHA Alternatives=== | ===CAPTCHA Alternatives=== | ||
− | + | By default, systems use Google reCAPTCHA. For users in countries that are unable to communicate with Google servers due to government policy, you may wish to enable the alternate CAPTCHA. | |
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+ | Alternate CAPTCH can be used by typing the country name into the input called '''Countries Using Alternate CAPTCHA Service'''. | ||
[[File:CAPTCHA-Alternatives.png|thumb|none|500px|Set <strong>Countries Using Alternate CAPTCHA Service</strong> to a list of relevant countries .]] | [[File:CAPTCHA-Alternatives.png|thumb|none|500px|Set <strong>Countries Using Alternate CAPTCHA Service</strong> to a list of relevant countries .]] | ||
− | ==Tip: Keep | + | ==How to Test Signup Pages== |
+ | Signup pages must be activated before they can be previewed and tested. To test a page, do the following: | ||
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+ | # Go to the signup page settings and scroll to the "Activation and Security" section. | ||
+ | # Ensure the '''Activate Page''' Toggle is enabled and click '''Save'''. | ||
+ | # Under the "Activation and Security" section, copy the URL populating the '''Standard''' field. | ||
+ | # In the Google Chrome browser paste the URL into the address bar of a new incognito mode tab and press enter. This will display a preview of your signup page. | ||
+ | # To test the page, simply complete the appropriate details and submit the form. If successful, a confirmation message will be displayed. | ||
+ | # The submitted user/organization will be listed under the associated organization in the '''Organization Hierarchy''' chart. Go to '''Menu Icon''' > '''Organization Hierarchy''' > External tab to view the newly created organization and or user. | ||
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+ | ==Tip: Keep Signup Pages Short== | ||
- Don’t ask every question you think you need upfront on the signup page. Once a user has registered and logged into the system, you can ask them more questions as part of your process. | - Don’t ask every question you think you need upfront on the signup page. Once a user has registered and logged into the system, you can ask them more questions as part of your process. | ||
− | - The shorter your signup page, the greater your completion rate will be, so ask the minimum amount of questions possible. Go through each question and ask yourself: why are we collecting this information, and how are we using it | + | - The shorter your signup page, the greater your completion rate will be, so ask the minimum amount of questions possible. Go through each question and ask yourself: why are we collecting this information, and how are we using it? |
- Have someone else fill in your form and look critically at how they answered. Did they answers the way you expected? Do you need to revise the question or provide instructions to ensure you get desired responses? | - Have someone else fill in your form and look critically at how they answered. Did they answers the way you expected? Do you need to revise the question or provide instructions to ensure you get desired responses? | ||
− | - If a question is not marked mandatory, do you still need to ask it and when do you need to ask it? | + | - If a question is not marked mandatory, do you still need to ask it? and if so when do you need to ask it? |
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!|Description | !|Description | ||
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+ | ||Signup Page Name | ||
+ | ||Use to differentiate signup pages. | ||
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||Associated Organization | ||Associated Organization | ||
− | ||Determines where the users and organizations created will reside in your organization hierarchy. Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like “Web Registrants”. | + | ||Determines where the users and organizations created will reside in your organization hierarchy. Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like “Web Registrants”. Note container organizations should be flagged as such. |
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||Description | ||Description | ||
− | ||This input is not seen by your applicants but | + | ||This input is not seen by your applicants but is used to differentiate signup pages when you are picking a user signup page from the organization signup configuration page. You may also wish to add special instructions or notes for other administrators in this field. |
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||Activate Page | ||Activate Page | ||
||The signup page will only be accessible if this setting is toggled on. If this setting is toggled off and a user navigates to this signup page they will receive an error message asking the user to contact your system administrator. | ||The signup page will only be accessible if this setting is toggled on. If this setting is toggled off and a user navigates to this signup page they will receive an error message asking the user to contact your system administrator. | ||
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||Duplicate Check Field | ||Duplicate Check Field | ||
− | ||Select one or more fields to be used by the duplicate check. Typically, '''Email''' is used for users and '''Name''' is used for organizations. If you choose to check on more than one field the operation used is '''AND'''. For example: if you chose email and first name, it will only flag users that have the same email and first name. | + | ||Select one or more fields to be used by the duplicate check. Typically, '''Email''' is used for users and '''Name''' is used for organizations. If you choose to check on more than one field the operation used is '''AND'''. For example: if you chose email and first name, it will only flag users that have the same email and first name. If you want to use '''OR''' you must click the '''Add Duplicate Check Condition''' button. |
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− | ||Form Submission Behavior | + | ||Form Submission Behavior |
− | || | + | ||On the User Signup page. Most people use the default '''Create new user only if no existing match found'''. On the organization signup page. Most people use the default '''Create new organization only if no existing match found''' |
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||Duplicate Restriction Message | ||Duplicate Restriction Message | ||
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||User Signup | ||User Signup | ||
− | ||Only available on the organization signup page. Choose between '''Single User''' which will create | + | ||Only available on the organization signup page. Choose between '''Single User''' which will create one user along with the organization or '''Multiple Users''' which can create multiple sets of users along with the organization. |
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||User/Multiple User Signup Page | ||User/Multiple User Signup Page | ||
− | ||Select the user signup page(s) you want to attach to the Organization signup page. The User signup page, will show up inside the organization signup page in its own section that appears under the organization details section. | + | ||Only available on the organization signup page. Select the user signup page(s) you want to attach to the Organization signup page. The User signup page, will show up inside the organization signup page in its own section that appears under the organization details section. |
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||Attach Workflow | ||Attach Workflow | ||
− | ||Select the desired workflow you would like to run upon the registration of a new user or organization. Typically, workflows on signup pages notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken or the workflow will run some | + | ||Select the desired workflow you would like to run upon the registration of a new user or organization. Typically, workflows on signup pages notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken or the workflow will run some task automatically. |
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||Attach Policies | ||Attach Policies | ||
− | ||Only found on the User Signup page. Select the policy you want users to be forced to accept before they can register. Typically, you would select a privacy policy that details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. This way a new user can see and accept your policies before they enter any personally identifiable information (PII) into your system. | + | ||Only found on the User Signup page. Select the policy you want users to be forced to accept before they can register. Typically, you would select a privacy policy that details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. This way a new user can see and accept your policies before they enter any personally identifiable information (PII) into your system. Alternatively you may wish to attach a policy to the login page instead which will be enforced upon the users first login. Note polices attached prior to login cannot include any role our country based permissions. |
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||Default Country | ||Default Country | ||
− | ||This setting is used to specify a default country on the signup page. For example, if all applicants registering via this signup page live in the United States, you might choose that option as the default country. | + | ||This setting is used to specify a default country on the signup page. For example, if all applicants registering via this signup page live in the United States, you might choose that option as the default country to save users some time. |
− | When the form opens, if the value chosen is United States then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the Country field for the user. The user can still change the Country field value if they wish | + | When the form opens, if the value chosen is United States then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the Country field for the user. The user can still change the Country field value if they wish. |
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||Default State | ||Default State | ||
− | ||This setting is used to specify a default | + | ||This setting is used to specify a default state or province on the signup page. For example, if all applicants registering via this signup page live in New York, you might choose that option as the default state to save users some time. |
− | When the form opens, if the value chosen is New York then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the | + | When the form opens, if the value chosen is New York then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the state field for the user. The user can still change the state province field value if they wish. |
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||Default Status | ||Default Status | ||
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||Roles | ||Roles | ||
− | ||Only found on User signup pages. Roles are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. You can '''Add''' or ''' | + | ||Only found on User signup pages. Roles are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. You can '''Add''', '''Remove''' or '''Update''' roles for Users using this setting. |
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||Page Layout | ||Page Layout | ||
− | ||This setting controls the layout of the page. '''Default''' is recommended as you will always get the latest and greatest signup page template. If you select Custom you will be able to add the sample template and customize the HTML of the signup page. However, if you select custom, your template will not get updated with future upgrades and as such you may be need to manually update your custom template after | + | ||This setting controls the layout of the page. '''Default''' is recommended as you will always get the latest and greatest signup page template. If you select '''Custom''' you will be able to add the sample template and customize the HTML of the signup page. However, if you select custom, your template will not get updated with future upgrades and as such you may be need to manually update your custom template to ensure it continues to work as expected after each upgrade. |
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||If you want to add some text such as “registration” into the header beside your logo you can add it here. Typically, this input is left blank. | ||If you want to add some text such as “registration” into the header beside your logo you can add it here. Typically, this input is left blank. | ||
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− | ||Company Section Title | + | ||Company/Contact Section Title |
− | || | + | ||This text will appear above the fields where you enter organization/contact data. Typically, people enter “Organization Information” on the organization signup page and “User Information” on the user signup page. |
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− | ||Text entered here will appear inside the instruction box | + | ||Text entered here will appear inside the instruction box above your instructions. Typically, people enter “Registration”. |
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||Enable Same Address button | ||Enable Same Address button | ||
− | ||Toggle on to get a button that will populate the user address fields with the values entered into the Organization address fields. This feature will save users time if | + | ||Only found on the Organization signup page with a user signup page attached. Toggle on to get a button that will populate the user address fields with the values entered into the Organization address fields. This feature will save users time if their organizations and user addresses are the same. |
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||Same Address Button label | ||Same Address Button label | ||
− | ||Define the caption you would like to see on the same address button. | + | ||Define the caption you would like to see on the same address button. The default is “Copy Address”. |
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+ | ||Submit Button Label | ||
+ | ||Define the caption you would like to see on the form submission button. | ||
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+ | ||Display Login Link on Page | ||
+ | ||This setting is used when a user is invited to contribute to an application via a personal email but they already have an existing account under another email they would like to use. | ||
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+ | ||Enable Email Confirmation | ||
+ | ||Only found on the user signup page and typically left disabled. This setting displays an email confirmation field when the email standard field is included on the form. | ||
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||Confirmation Page Content | ||Confirmation Page Content | ||
− | ||Smaller text displayed after the user submits the form. Appears under the title. Typically, people enter “Thank you for registering. Activation instructions have been emailed to | + | ||Smaller text displayed after the user submits the form. Appears under the title. Typically, people enter “Thank you for registering. Activation instructions have been emailed to you”. |
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− | ||Link | + | ||Link Text |
− | ||Text used for a link to the login page so people can log in after registering. Typically, people enter either | + | ||Text used for a link to the login page so people can log in after registering. Typically, people enter either “Log in here” or “Visit youralias.smartsimple.com”. |
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||Link URL | ||Link URL | ||
− | ||Link to login page. | + | ||Link to login page. Typically, people enter “/s_Login.jsp”. |
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||Only available with IRS verification service. Click the add mapping field button under the mapping field column to add a mapping field. Then select a mapping field from the drop down. Then in the custom field column start typing the caption of the desired custom field, then click it to select that field. Note that the custom field you select must also be in the selected fields list in the Input Form section. | ||Only available with IRS verification service. Click the add mapping field button under the mapping field column to add a mapping field. Then select a mapping field from the drop down. Then in the custom field column start typing the caption of the desired custom field, then click it to select that field. Note that the custom field you select must also be in the selected fields list in the Input Form section. | ||
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||Exclude Foundation(s) | ||Exclude Foundation(s) | ||
− | ||Only available with IRS verification service. Select foundations types you want to exclude from the search | + | ||Only available with IRS verification service. Select foundations types you want to exclude from the search. |
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||Exclude Subsection(s) | ||Exclude Subsection(s) | ||
− | ||Only available with IRS verification service. Select subsections you want to exclude from the search | + | ||Only available with IRS verification service. Select subsections you want to exclude from the search. |
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==Templates== | ==Templates== | ||
− | The following settings are available on the templates tab. | + | The following settings are available on the templates tab if '''Page Layout''' is set to '''Custom'''. |
− | The | + | The page template allows you to modify the HTML of the signup and confirmation page and is generally not recommended. If you choose to customize the HTML of your signup page you won’t get the latest and greatest templates and you may be required to update your HTML if changes to templates or functionality occur in an upgrade. |
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Only available on user signup pages. Click the Sample Template link to add the html of the signup page into the input and then modify as desired. | Only available on user signup pages. Click the Sample Template link to add the html of the signup page into the input and then modify as desired. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 19 August 2024
Contents
- 1 Overview
- 2 Configuration - Essentials
- 2.1 Creating a Signup Page
- 2.2 Creating a User Signup Page
- 2.3 Creating an Organization Signup Page
- 2.4 Creating a Combined User and Organization Signup Page
- 2.5 Making Changes to Fields on Your Signup Page
- 2.6 Modifying the New User Email Template
- 2.7 Setting Up Privacy Policies
- 2.8 Modifying the Duplicate Check settings
- 3 Configuration - Advanced
- 3.1 Creating Multiple Language Signup Pages
- 3.2 Creating a Routing Page
- 3.3 Creating an Organization Lookup Signup Page
- 3.4 Using External Verification Services on Your Signup Page
- 3.5 How to Attach Workflows
- 3.6 How to Set up an Eligibility Questionnaire
- 3.7 Other Vetting Processes
- 3.8 How to Delete/Purge Your Information
- 3.9 CAPTCHA
- 3.10 How to Test Signup Pages
- 3.11 Tip: Keep Signup Pages Short
- 4 Settings Explained
Overview
A signup page (also known as a registration page) enables users and organizations to independently register and gain access to your system. It is common to have multiple signup pages depending on the types of people and organizations you want to register. In this article you will learn about the different types of signup pages, how to configure them and related functionality. Global Administrator access is required to create and modify signup pages.
Configuration - Essentials
Creating a Signup Page
The Associated Organization
Before you create a signup page, you will need to decide where the users and organizations you are creating will reside in your organization hierarchy. In other words, when you create a new user or organization via a signup page, where will they be created in your system? Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like "Web Registrants". Later you would associate that organization with your signup page. Then all new users and organizations created by this specific signup page will be created under that organization.
If you are creating an organization to act structurally like a holding folder rather than a true organization, then you need to flag the organization as such. If you flag an organization as a container, any hierarchy access granted in the security matrix to organizations will not be applied for the container organization.
To flag an organization as a container go to Menu Icon > Organizations > Edit an Organization > Actions > Edit Categories and Access > Toggle on Container.
To set up an organization go to Menu Icon > Organization Hierarchy > Click on the second tab which is the external hierarchy, and click the New button to create a new organization in the external organization hierarchy.
Roles and Categories
- Main Articles: User Role & Client Categories
Once you have set up an organization to associate with a signup page, you will need to set up Roles (for users) and Categories (for organizations).
User Roles
Roles are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. When you create roles, you can indicate if a role is only for internal or external users. For example, typically the "Applicant" role should only be given to external users.
When you create a user via a signup page, you need to give the user one or more roles. Typically, you would give a user a role like "Applicant" or "Reviewer". Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have created the roles you will assign to newly created users. You can setup user roles by going to Menu Icon > Global Settings > Users tab > Roles and click the New Role button.
Organization Categories
Categories are a way of grouping like organizations together and are also used to control what can be seen and done. When you create an organization via a signup page, you need to give the organization one or more categories. Typically, you would give an organization the category of "Grant Seeking Organization" or "External Reviewers".
Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have already created the categories you will assign to newly created organizations. You can set up organization categories by going to Menu Icon > Global Settings > Organization tab > Categories and click the New button.
Statuses
- Main Article: Status
Lastly, set up a status for users and organizations. Statuses are like a place in time. For example, you might use a "Newly Registered" status for new registrants, and later once these users are vetted, you might switch them to an “Active” Status and later when you no longer engage with the user you might move them to an “Inactive” status. Before creating your signup page, ensure that you have created the statuses you will assign to newly created users and organizations. You can set up a user status by going to Menu Icon > Global Settings > User or Organization tab > Statuses, and click the New button to create a user or organization status.
Creating a User Signup Page
The user signup page adds or updates individuals within your system. Users created in the system via a signup page typically login and do something in your system, such as applying for or reviewing a grant application.
How to Set up a User Signup Page
- Go to the Menu Icon > Global Settings > Users Tab > Signup Pages Link.
- Click the New Signup Page button in the action bar. It looks like a plus sign.
- Enter a name for the signup page that will be used to distinguish it from other pages, but will not be visible to the end user.
- Choose an Associated Organization via the lookup. New users will be created under the associated organization. Generally, you want to select an external organization.
- Enter a Description. This is not seen by your applicants but it is important as it helps differentiate user signup pages when you are picking a user signup page from the organization signup configuration page.
- Change the Access Type to User Access if you want the user to be able to login.
- For Roles to Add select the desired roles to be assigned to the user.
- Modify the Signup Page Content and Confirmation Page Content as desired. Typically in the instructions you might want to add a phone number or email of who to contact if the user is having trouble registering. On the confirmation page content you might want to add something like "check your email and spam folder in your email for instructions on how to gain access to the system."
- Drag and drop the fields from the Available Fields list into the Selected Fields list. These are the fields that will appear on the signup page. Once fields are in the Selected Fields list you may drag and drop fields to reorder them or hover over a field and click the grey x button to remove the field from the list. If you are adding the address fields, typically the country input should appear above the state/province drop down so that the list of states or provinces can be filtered based on the country.
- Click Save.
Creating an Organization Signup Page
The organization or company signup page creates organizations within your system.
How to Set up an Organization Signup Page
- Go to the Menu Icon > Global Settings > Organizations tab and click on the Signup Pages Link.
- Click the New Signup Page button in the action bar. It is signified by a plus sign.
- Give the signup page a name.
- Choose an Associated Organization via the lookup. New organizations will be created under this organization. Generally, you want to select an external organization.
- Optionally, enter a description. This will not be visible to applicants but is important for differentiating organization signup pages. You can include the purpose and usage of the page to make it easier to find and provide context.
- For Categories select the categories you want to assign to new organizations created.
- Change the signup page and confirmation page content if desired. For example you may want to add something like who the user should contact if they need assistance. If a user signup page is attached to an organization signup page, the confirmation page content of the user signup page will be used and the organization confirmation page content will be ignored.
- Drag and drop the fields from the Available Fields list into the Selected Fields list. These fields will appear on the organization signup page. Fields in the Selected Fields List may be reordered using drag and drop. If you are adding the address fields, typically the country input should appear above the state/province drop down so that the list of states or provinces can be filtered based on the country.
- Click Save.
Creating a Combined User and Organization Signup Page
Typically, you will want to create an organization and one or more users at the same time.
You can create signup page that will create one or more users and organization at the same time by:
- Create a user signup page as above.
- Create an organization signup page as above.
- Edit the organization signup page, and for the setting called User Signup select either Single User or Multiple Users.
- If you picked Single User you will see a User Signup Page setting. Click the drop down and select the desired user signup page. Having a unique description on the user signup page will help make selection easy.
- (Optional) Toggle on Enable Same Address Button if you want the user’s address to be pre-populated with the address of the organization so the user does not need to enter the same address twice.
- Click Save.
Note: When you choose a user signup page, it will show up inside the organization signup page in its own section under the organization details. Also note that when a user signup page is attached, the user signup confirmation page is used. Therefore, if you want to make changes to the confirmation page that appears to the user upon submission, you will need to navigate the user signup page instead.
If you chose Multiple Users for the User Signup setting, you will be able to create an organization with more than one user signup as well as more than one set of users.
In this scenario you will see a setting called Multiple User Signup.
Click the Add Signup Page button to add multiple user signup pages. You can specify a minimum and maximum number of users you want to create per attached signup page as well as specify section and user titles.
Note: Depending on your jurisdiction, be aware that enabling multiple users means you are asking someone to enter personally identifiable information on behalf of another person, which may not comply with certain regulations.
Making Changes to Fields on Your Signup Page
Let’s say you want to make the Email field on your user signup page mandatory. Navigate to the User standard field for email: Menu Icon > Global Settings > Users Tab > Standard Fields link and edit the Email standard field by toggling on the Mandatory setting. Now when you go back to the signup page and preview it, you will see the email field is now set to mandatory and the relevant validation was automatically added.
Any changes you make to any fields that are included on a signup page will be updated instantaneously on your signup pages. You can also go back to the signup page at any time to change the order of fields and add or remove fields by modifying the selected fields. To remove a field, hover over the desired field and click the button marked with an x. Drag and drop Selected Fields to modify the order in which the fields will appear on the signup page.
Modifying the New User Email Template
New users who can log in will receive an email containing an activation link. To enable this, the signup page must have the Access Type set to User Access.
The email the user receives by default is configured globally and is located at Menu Icon > Global Settings > Security Tab > Password and Activation Policies > Activation Emails in the left navigation. Once you add the sample template you can modify it as needed. The sample template will send the new registrant a link where they can enter their desired password to complete user activation. The variable for this is:
https://@url@@activationlink@
If you want a custom new user email sent to users who register through this specific signup page only, instead of using the global template, then, on that particular signup page, go to the Templates tab and add the sample template and fill in the other fields. The New User Email Template on the signup page takes precedence over the New User general template found under Global Settings. Typically, we recommend that you leave the Template tab New User Email Template empty and use the global template instead.
Setting Up Privacy Policies
- Main Article: Privacy and Security Policies
A privacy policy details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. It's important to let your users know how you are going to use the information you are requesting, and to tell users who to contact should they have questions. In some jurisdictions, such as California, you are required to post your privacy policy by law. In the EU, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the e-privacy directive oblige you to display a privacy notice containing specific elements on your system. Failure to do so can result in fines.
You can create a Privacy Policy for your system by going to the Menu Icon > Global Settings > Security Tab > Privacy and Security Policies link. You might consider starting by creating a policy without any role or country permissions, allowing users who haven't signed in or don't yet exist in the system to view the policy from the signup page. Alternatively, you can attach a privacy policy to the login page so that users see it upon their first login, depending on their roles and country. Once the policy is created and activated, you can attach it to the user signup page by selecting the policy in the Attach Policies input field.
Modifying the Duplicate Check settings
By default, Email is used as a unique identifier of users in the system and Name is used for organizations.
If a user tries to enter an email that is already in the system, it will be flagged as a possible duplicate and prevent the user from registering with the same email twice. Optionally, you can conduct a duplicate check on multiple fields. It is important to note that when you add multiple fields in one Duplicate Check Field input, it will utilize the Boolean operator AND instead of the OR operator. For example, if you chose email and first name, it will only flag users that have the same email and first name as an existing user in the system.
To add multiple fields using the Boolean operator OR, select the Add Duplicate Check Condition button, signified by the plus sign. In that case, duplicates will be flagged if either criterion is met independently.
Optionally you can change the uniquely identifiable field such as email to another field such as employee number.
Configuration - Advanced
Creating Multiple Language Signup Pages
Once you have created a signup page you can enter translations for each language you desire.
To enter a translation on a signup page
- Click on the Signup Page Translation Settings button in the action bar.
- Select the desired language.
- Enter the translations desired into the appropriate fields.
- Click Save.
The translations of custom and standard field captions are pulled from those fields and can be entered in those fields. If you need to update many custom field translations you may wish to utilize the user custom field import feature.
Once translations have been entered and saved on the signup page, you can send your users directly to the signup page in the language desired. Do so by adding &tid=14
to the end of the signup page URL, where the number equals the desired language ID. In this case, the language ID 14 will bring the user to the signup page translated into Spanish.
The user can also switch languages on the signup page by using the drop down language menu in the top right of the header.
Note: When you switch languages, the signup page will reload and clear any data entered into the fields.
Creating a Routing Page
- Main Article: Login Page
Routing pages are created to direct the user to the appropriate signup page in the desired language. Typically, the user clicks a button on the login page that takes them to an intermediary page where they can see the list of available signup pages. You can create a routing page by going to Menu Icon > Global Settings > Branding tab > Login Pages link > edit the desired login page > Routing Page tab.
Use the URL lookup button and select the "Signup Page" option to populate the signup page link into the routing page. Note if you choose to paste a URL here instead use the relative path. Example:
/s_csignup.jsp?token=XVtQHUUGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFA%3D%3D&ptoken=XVtQC1oGYVpQRhRRXxNRS1BWZEl2HnFsFQ%3D%3D
Relative paths will resolve correctly and work on production as well as development and backup systems.
Make sure you include the desired language ID. Example: &tid=14
to display the Spanish translation.
Creating an Organization Lookup Signup Page
Reduce the amount of duplicate organizations in your system by using an organization lookup signup page.
The organization lookup signup page gives new users the ability to sign up under an existing organization. This can be achieved by allowing new users to search and select their desired organization from the list of existing organizations in your system. For example: in the research space, you may want to allow researchers to independently register for, and apply to, grants under an existing research body such as a university.
Typically, you will not want a list of all organizations you deal with exposed to the public, so on the configuration page you can filter the list of available organizations by organization category and status. This way new users will only be able to search and create themselves under a subset of organizations in your system.
You may also want to consider adding a vetting process utilizing workflows and the users’ status before giving users who self-register under an existing organization full access to the system.
From the user perspective a new user goes to the desired signup page and then starts typing the name of their organization and they will see a list of organizations meeting that criteria. Once the user selects the desired organization, they enter their user information, and upon submission, the user is created under the chosen organization. Note the user would still need to activate themselves as usual.
How to Set up an Organization Lookup Signup Page
- Setup a user signup page as per above.
- Setup an organization signup page as per above.
- On the organization signup page, select the user signup page as per above.
- For the Selected Fields on the organization signup page, you only need the Name field.
- For the Verification Service dropdown under the "Verification Settings" section, select "Internal Organization Lookup".
- Choose the desired Lookup Category and Lookup Status of organization you want users to be able to see and select. For example: you may only want organizations in the category of "Non-profit" and status of "Active" to appear in the list of organizations the user can attach themselves to.
- Scroll up to the "Signup Page Content" section and modify the Instructions Content field as desired. You may want to add something like "Start typing the name of your organization and select it from the list. Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are required. If you need assistance contact fake@fake.fake."
- Click Save.
Using External Verification Services on Your Signup Page
You can create a signup page that will confirm an organization’s charity status by selecting an organization based on a third-party database prior to registering that organization in your system.
The information from the selected database such as Name, City and State is used to populate the organization signup page fields.
If the desired organization cannot be found in the third-party database (Example: It was added after the most recent update), you can provide a link to another signup page where that organization could still register.
The following services are available
Verification Service | Description | Link to Data | Update Frequency |
ABN | The Australian Business Number (ABN) lookup contains a list of businesses that have registered with the Australian Business Register. | ABN Lookup | Real Time |
CRA | The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) lookup contains a list of T3010 Registered Charities. | CRA Data | Monthly |
CC | The Charity Commission for England and Wales (CC) lookup contains a list of registered charities. | CC Data | Monthly |
CH | United Kingdom Companies House (CH) contains a list of registered UK companies. | CH Data | Monthly |
CRO | The Companies Registration Office Ireland (CRO) is the central repository of public statutory information on Irish companies and business names. | CRO Data | Real Time |
IRS | The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) lookup contains a list of 501(c)(3) and other charitable organizations. | IRS Data | Monthly |
NCES | The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) lookup contains data for all public elementary and secondary schools in the US. | NCES Data | Annually |
How to Set up a Signup Page That Uses an External Verification Service
Generally, you set up each verification service in a similar way. Below is how you setup a signup page using the IRS verification option. Before you begin, you need to setup a custom field to hold the Employer Identification Number (EIN) value. The EIN is a Federal Tax Identification Number, it is a unique nine-digit number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to business entities operating in the United States. Other verification services will have a different identification number.
- If you do not already have a custom field to hold the EIN number, create a Text Box - Text Single Line custom field in the organization custom fields, and permission this field to be available as desired.
- Setup a user signup page the same way as above.
- Setup an organization signup page the same way as above.
- On the organization signup page select the desired user signup page as per above.
- In the Input Form section drag and drop the EIN custom field you created from the Available Fields to the Selected Fields. You must add a custom field for this number in order to use the IRS verification feature.
- For Verification Service select United States Internal Revenue Agency (IRS).
- Click Sample Instructions for both Search Instructions and Result Instructions.
- For Additional Automatic Field Population click the Add Mapping Field button that looks like a plus sign to create a new row.
- From the Mapping Field column drop down, select Registration Number (EIN).
- In the Custom Field input column right beside the mapping field, start typing the name of the EIN field you created and select it from the list.
- Click Save.
How to Attach Workflows
You can attach an existing workflow to a signup page using the Attach Workflow setting. You can create Workflows under the Menu Icon > Workflows. Workflows on signup pages are typically used to to notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken such as an approval and/or to automatically run some tasks upon signup.
How to Set up an Eligibility Questionnaire
If there are criteria that would render an applicant ineligible to gain access to your system, you may want to setup an eligibility questionnaire that a user must fill in before you let the user register. This is typically done with a Universal Tacking Application (UTA). In the UTA, ask any questions that would cause an applicant to be ineligible. For example, if you don't fund religious organizations or organizations in a specific area, ask applicants these question before you allow them to register. If the applicant meets your desired criteria, then give them a link to the desired signup page. If applicant fails your criteria, then let them know they are ineligible. Using this method saves the user time by letting them know up front if they are not going to be given access and it saves you time by reducing the number of users created in your system.
Other Vetting Processes
Some organizations require users and organizations to be manually vetted or approved before the user gains access. This is typically done by using the User/Organization status in conjunction with workflows to notify the appropriate internal staff.
Some organizations also require regular OFAC checks to be conducted on the organizations they fund, to ensure they are not in violation of economic and trade sanctions based on U.S. foreign policy, and national security goals against targeted foreign countries and regimes, terrorists, international narcotics traffickers, those engaged in activities related to the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, and other threats to the national security, foreign policy or the economy of the United States.
OFAC publishes a list of individuals and companies owned or controlled by, or acting for or on behalf of, targeted countries. It also lists individuals, groups and entities, includes terrorists and narcotics traffickers designated under programs that are not country-specific. Collectively, such individuals and companies are called Specially Designated Nationals or SDNs. Their assets are blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from dealing with them.
You can learn more about OFAC here https://www.treasury.gov/about/organizational-structure/offices/Pages/Office-of-Foreign-Assets-Control.aspx
How to Delete/Purge Your Information
When users sign up to gain access to your system, they provide you with Personal Identifiable Information (PII). We suggest you provide your users with information of who they should contact in regards to purging or deleting any personal information held within your system.
When you set up user Standard and Custom fields, there is also a toggle you can enable called Classify as Personal Data to alert people of the PII collected in fields. You can you also specify why you are collecting this PII.
Some organizations will set up data retention policies to remove PII after a set period of time, whereas other organizations may remove PII upon request. Either way, you should provide some way to contact someone acting as a privacy officer within your organization in regards to any privacy concerns from your users.
CAPTCHA
CAPTCHA (which stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart") is used to minimize the occurrence of spam records being submitted via bots. CAPTCHA will reduce the amount of spam you receive, but it will not block all spam from bots.
CAPTCHA settings can be found at Menu icon > Global Settings > Security tab.
CAPTCHA Alternatives
By default, systems use Google reCAPTCHA. For users in countries that are unable to communicate with Google servers due to government policy, you may wish to enable the alternate CAPTCHA.
Alternate CAPTCH can be used by typing the country name into the input called Countries Using Alternate CAPTCHA Service.
How to Test Signup Pages
Signup pages must be activated before they can be previewed and tested. To test a page, do the following:
- Go to the signup page settings and scroll to the "Activation and Security" section.
- Ensure the Activate Page Toggle is enabled and click Save.
- Under the "Activation and Security" section, copy the URL populating the Standard field.
- In the Google Chrome browser paste the URL into the address bar of a new incognito mode tab and press enter. This will display a preview of your signup page.
- To test the page, simply complete the appropriate details and submit the form. If successful, a confirmation message will be displayed.
- The submitted user/organization will be listed under the associated organization in the Organization Hierarchy chart. Go to Menu Icon > Organization Hierarchy > External tab to view the newly created organization and or user.
Tip: Keep Signup Pages Short
- Don’t ask every question you think you need upfront on the signup page. Once a user has registered and logged into the system, you can ask them more questions as part of your process.
- The shorter your signup page, the greater your completion rate will be, so ask the minimum amount of questions possible. Go through each question and ask yourself: why are we collecting this information, and how are we using it?
- Have someone else fill in your form and look critically at how they answered. Did they answers the way you expected? Do you need to revise the question or provide instructions to ensure you get desired responses?
- If a question is not marked mandatory, do you still need to ask it? and if so when do you need to ask it?
Settings Explained
General Tab
The following settings are available on the General tab:
General Settings
Setting | Description |
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Signup Page Name | Use to differentiate signup pages. |
Associated Organization | Determines where the users and organizations created will reside in your organization hierarchy. Typically, you would create an organization in the external organization hierarchy and call it something like “Web Registrants”. Note container organizations should be flagged as such. |
Description | This input is not seen by your applicants but is used to differentiate signup pages when you are picking a user signup page from the organization signup configuration page. You may also wish to add special instructions or notes for other administrators in this field. |
Activation & Security
Setting | Description |
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Activate Page | The signup page will only be accessible if this setting is toggled on. If this setting is toggled off and a user navigates to this signup page they will receive an error message asking the user to contact your system administrator. |
Enable Field Security Token | This setting enhances security of signup pages by validating the fields that are submitted with expected values. Typically, this should be toggled on. |
Standard | Provides a link to this signup page which you can give to people who want to register in your system. Click the View button to see the signup page, or click the Copy button to copy the URL to this signup page. |
Email Broadcast | This is an alternate URL intended for updating existing users in conjunction with the email broadcast tool. This link is typically, not used. |
Signup Options
Setting | Description |
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Duplicate Check Field | Select one or more fields to be used by the duplicate check. Typically, Email is used for users and Name is used for organizations. If you choose to check on more than one field the operation used is AND. For example: if you chose email and first name, it will only flag users that have the same email and first name. If you want to use OR you must click the Add Duplicate Check Condition button. |
Form Submission Behavior | On the User Signup page. Most people use the default Create new user only if no existing match found. On the organization signup page. Most people use the default Create new organization only if no existing match found |
Duplicate Restriction Message | Enter a custom message you want displayed when the duplication check fails. By default, it will say “A user/organization matching the information you entered already exists. Please contact your system administrator.” |
Access Type | Only available on the User signup page. Set to User Access if you want the user to be able to login. This setting only applies to new users. New users will be given the access type selected. The Access Type for existing users will not change. |
User Signup | Only available on the organization signup page. Choose between Single User which will create one user along with the organization or Multiple Users which can create multiple sets of users along with the organization. |
User/Multiple User Signup Page | Only available on the organization signup page. Select the user signup page(s) you want to attach to the Organization signup page. The User signup page, will show up inside the organization signup page in its own section that appears under the organization details section. |
SmartCheck Validation | Select the SmartCheck validation you want to run upon form submission. Note if you are on an Organization Signup Page with a User Signup Page attached, the SmartCheck validation from the User Signup Page will be automatically included. |
Attach Workflow | Select the desired workflow you would like to run upon the registration of a new user or organization. Typically, workflows on signup pages notify someone that a new user has registered and or some action needs to be taken or the workflow will run some task automatically. |
Attach Policies | Only found on the User Signup page. Select the policy you want users to be forced to accept before they can register. Typically, you would select a privacy policy that details your company’s views and procedures related to the collection of information on people who use your system. This way a new user can see and accept your policies before they enter any personally identifiable information (PII) into your system. Alternatively you may wish to attach a policy to the login page instead which will be enforced upon the users first login. Note polices attached prior to login cannot include any role our country based permissions. |
Default Country | This setting is used to specify a default country on the signup page. For example, if all applicants registering via this signup page live in the United States, you might choose that option as the default country to save users some time.
When the form opens, if the value chosen is United States then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the Country field for the user. The user can still change the Country field value if they wish. |
Default State | This setting is used to specify a default state or province on the signup page. For example, if all applicants registering via this signup page live in New York, you might choose that option as the default state to save users some time.
When the form opens, if the value chosen is New York then that value will automatically be pre-selected in the state field for the user. The user can still change the state province field value if they wish. |
Default Status | Select the status you want to give the User/Organization upon registering. Statuses are like a place in time; for example, you might use a "Newly Registered" status for new registrants, and later once they have been vetted, you might switch them to an "Active" Status. |
Categories | Only found on Organization signup pages. Categories are a way of grouping like organizations together and are used to control what can be seen and done. You can Add, Remove or Update categories for Organizations using this setting. |
Roles | Only found on User signup pages. Roles are a way of grouping like users together. We use roles to control what the user can see and do in the system. You can Add, Remove or Update roles for Users using this setting. |
Page Layout | This setting controls the layout of the page. Default is recommended as you will always get the latest and greatest signup page template. If you select Custom you will be able to add the sample template and customize the HTML of the signup page. However, if you select custom, your template will not get updated with future upgrades and as such you may be need to manually update your custom template to ensure it continues to work as expected after each upgrade. |
Signup Page Content
Note that this section only appears on Organization signup pages.
Setting | Description |
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Page Title | If you want to add some text such as “registration” into the header beside your logo you can add it here. Typically, this input is left blank. |
Company/Contact Section Title | This text will appear above the fields where you enter organization/contact data. Typically, people enter “Organization Information” on the organization signup page and “User Information” on the user signup page. |
Instructions Title | Text entered here will appear inside the instruction box above your instructions. Typically, people enter “Registration”. |
Instructions Content | Add any custom instructions to help user complete the signup page. Typically, people enter “Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are required. If you need assistance contact Fake@fake.fake.”. |
Enable Same Address button | Only found on the Organization signup page with a user signup page attached. Toggle on to get a button that will populate the user address fields with the values entered into the Organization address fields. This feature will save users time if their organizations and user addresses are the same. |
Same Address Button label | Define the caption you would like to see on the same address button. The default is “Copy Address”. |
Submit Button Label | Define the caption you would like to see on the form submission button. |
Display Login Link on Page | This setting is used when a user is invited to contribute to an application via a personal email but they already have an existing account under another email they would like to use. |
Enable Email Confirmation | Only found on the user signup page and typically left disabled. This setting displays an email confirmation field when the email standard field is included on the form. |
Confirmation Page Content
These settings can only be found on user signup pages.
Setting | Description |
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Confirmation Page Title | Large text displayed after the user has submits the form. Typically, people enter “Registration Complete”. |
Confirmation Page Content | Smaller text displayed after the user submits the form. Appears under the title. Typically, people enter “Thank you for registering. Activation instructions have been emailed to you”. |
Link Text | Text used for a link to the login page so people can log in after registering. Typically, people enter either “Log in here” or “Visit youralias.smartsimple.com”. |
Link URL | Link to login page. Typically, people enter “/s_Login.jsp”. |
Input Form
Setting | Description |
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Available Fields | The list of fields you can pick from. Drag and drop these fields into the Selected Fields area. |
Selected Fields | Any fields in this area will be displayed on the signup page. Reorder fields within this area using drag and drop. To remove fields, hover over the desired field and click the “x” button. |
Verification Settings
These settings can only be found on Organization signup pages.
Setting | Description |
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Verification Service | Select the type of internal or external verification service you would like to use. Example internally you might want to search your systems organization hierarchy for a specific organization and add a new user under that organization. Externally you might want to search Internal Revenue Service data to ensure new charitable organizations that register have 501(c)(3) status and then populate that organizations information from the IRS database. |
Lookup Category | Only available if Internal “Organization Lookup” is selected. Select the Categories of organizations you want to appear when a user searches for an organization to add themselves to. Typically, only charitable or research organization categories would be chosen. |
Lookup Status | Only available if Internal “Organization Lookup” is selected. Select the Status of organizations you want to appear when a user searches for an organization to add themselves to. Typically, only organizations in an approved, or active status would be chosen. |
Limit Searchable Fields to ID Only | if you toggle this setting on, users will only be able to search on the ID of the organization, not the name, state or other fields. For example, if you were doing an IRS search you will only be able to search the EIN number. |
Limit Results to US Based Organization Only | Only available for IRS. Toggle this setting on if you only want US based organizations to show up in the list of search results. |
Search Instructions (HTML) | Click the sample Instructions, and modify the provided text as desired. Typically, this explains how the user can search. |
Result Instructions (HTML) | Click the sample Instructions, and modify the provided text as desired. This text will show up on the results page after you have searched for an organization. Typically, this explains how to select your desired organization. |
Disable Automatic Field Population | When you select an organization from the verification service, the inputs on your form will be automatically populated. If your signup page does not include inputs for city, state or zip/postal code, check the ones that are not present on your signup page. This will prevent an error when the verification service tries to populate fields that don’t exist on your form. |
Additional Automatic Field Population | Only available with IRS verification service. Click the add mapping field button under the mapping field column to add a mapping field. Then select a mapping field from the drop down. Then in the custom field column start typing the caption of the desired custom field, then click it to select that field. Note that the custom field you select must also be in the selected fields list in the Input Form section. |
Exclude Foundation(s) | Only available with IRS verification service. Select foundations types you want to exclude from the search. |
Exclude Subsection(s) | Only available with IRS verification service. Select subsections you want to exclude from the search. |
Templates
The following settings are available on the templates tab if Page Layout is set to Custom.
The page template allows you to modify the HTML of the signup and confirmation page and is generally not recommended. If you choose to customize the HTML of your signup page you won’t get the latest and greatest templates and you may be required to update your HTML if changes to templates or functionality occur in an upgrade.
Signup Page Template
Click the Sample Template link to add the html of the signup page into the input and then modify as desired.
Confirmation Page Template
Only available on user signup pages. Click the Sample Template link to add the html of the signup page into the input and then modify as desired.