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How do I manage password and login settings for users?

Updated over 2 months ago

Accessing Apricot Settings

  1. Select the "Administrator" tab.

  2. In the left-hand menu, click Workflow Station.

  3. Select "Apricot Settings."

  4. If you make any changes, select "Save Settings" before leaving the page.

Security

The "Security" section allows an Administrator to set or adjust minimum standards for user passwords. An Administrator can set:

  1. Minimum Character Length: The minimum number of characters contained in a valid password.

  2. Password Complexity Requirements: The minimum different kinds of characters used in a valid password.

  3. Days Before Passwords Expire: Set the number of days before a valid password will need to be reset. This setting will take effect immediately. For example, if you change this setting to 30 days, any users who have not updated their password within the last 30 days will be prompted to do so upon their next login.

  4. Previous Passwords Ineligible for Use: The number of previous password that will not be accepted as a password change/update.

NOTE: Apricot password requirements have changed as of Sept. 28, 2023. To enhance Apricot security, users are required to use passwords that adhere to the following security standards:

  • Password length: 12 characters minimum

  • At least 1 uppercase letter

  • At least 1 lowercase letter

  • At least 1 symbol

  • At least 1 number

  • The last 24 passwords cannot be reused

  • Passwords must be reset at least every 365 days

In cases where your Apricot instance has password security settings below our minimum requirements, they will be automatically overridden. To read more about this password update, please visit the following help article.

5. System Inactivity Timeout: The amount of time before the system will automatically log out an inactive user and require login to resume an Apricot session. To learn more about this setting, click here.

6. User Inactivity Timeout: Allows Admins to restrict users from logging in to Apricot if they have not logged in X amount of days.
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7. System Use Notification: Allows the Admin to set up a message that will appear upon logging into Apricot. The default message can be personalized by your organization.
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8. Multifactor Authentication: Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is an added security feature available only to Apricot Core and Apricot 360 Users in the United States. More information about MFA can be found here.

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