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Latest revision as of 22:16, 2 May 2014
User IDs must be unique within the overall website, not just unique within your Client area.
The recommended form for user ids is the user's actual name followed by @ and your company name or abbreviation, typically:
- User.Name@OurCompany
or you can use somebody's email address as their user id:
- User.Name@OurCompany.com
The @OurCompany suffix will ensure that your user john.smith doesn't get confused with another user John Smith who doesn't work with you.