Setting up End User Portal (EUP) access

Adding ABL (Account Based Licensing) credentials to a contact for End User Portal (EUP) access.

  • Select the contact from the list.

  • Then, edit the contact "ABL credentials" box.

    • As you see here, an email is registered, but no role or authentication is selected.

  • Then select the End User Portal role from the dropdown options: User or Admin.

Permissions

User:

  • Entitlements

    • narrowed to entitlements that this contact is assigned to

    • can not delete activation for anyone, not even himself

    • activations made via activations code are not linked to a user and thus not presented in the activations table

    • sees or not activation codes and activation graph based on setting on Z2 contacts > End User Portal page

  • Offline activation and deactivations


Admin:

  • Entitlements

    • sees all entitlements that this Customer is assigned to

    • can Delete activation for anyone

    • sees or not activation codes and activation graph based on setting on Z2 contacts > End User Portal page

  • Offline activation and deactivations

  • Finally, set the "Authentication type" to either "password" (for Zentitle2 internal Account Based Licensing option) or "Open ID Token" (for the Open ID Connect option with your chosen iDP).

  • Click save on the add end-user page.

  • Zentitle2 will immediately send an invitation email to the user at the provided email address (ensure it is spelled correctly), which will also be used as the username for authentication and access to the End User Portal (EUP).

  • This assumes you have the correct subscription for this functionality.

  • The contacts will click on the embedded button "Set your password," which will take them to the EUP login page to complete their access.

  • The contact then sets a secure password and clicks set password.

  • Once they have set their password, they can log in to the EUP in your domain.

  • Once logged in, they can use the EUP and, depending on their permissions, view different views of their entitlements.


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