Workflow Task Type: Activate/Deactivate User
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This type of Workflow task is used to set the access type for a user or to deactivate a user.
No message accompanies this workflow task. If you wish to notify users of a change in access type, for example to notify activated users of their password, you can configure an Acknowledgement type workflow task to follow this step in the workflow.
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Task Settings
Activate/Deactivate User Tasks have the following settings:
- Name - Narrative name for the task.
- Task Number - A system generated number that determines the presentation order of the task in the workflow. This number can be changed to display the step in a different location.
- Description - Detailed description of the task (optional).
- Expire After - Intended duration of the workflow.
- Option - Sets the access type for the user against which the workflow is triggered. Options are:
- Activate (Administrative or Portal Interface) - Provides access to the system to the extent permitted through the user's membership of specific roles.
- Activate (User Centric or Applicant Interface) – Only provides access through the User Centric Interface and Applicant Tracking “career sites”.
- Activate (Web Service Client Access) - Account type used to access data in a SmartSimple instance via an API (Application Programming Interface). Does not give access to SmartSimple interface directly.
- Deactivate (No Access) – Contact cannot log into the system.