Levenger.Net controls access to the application by requiring all users to have an active user account.  This is verified by typing a username and password for entry.  Once typed, the client workstation will submit a login request and if successful, will present the application's main menu.  Any errors at login will be presented and allow for re-entry of user information.  After 3 unsuccessful login attempts, the user's account will be locked and the user will be unable to login until an application manager unlocks the account.

 

3Core Software products provide two ways to authenticate users; application accounts or single sign-on (SSO).  Small to mid-size organizations that don’t have dedicated IT departments typically authenticate using application accounts.  In these organizations, often the application admin controls which employees can access the software, and what features each employee has access to.  Larger organizations with dedicated IT staff often opt to use SSO.  SSO integrates user authentication into the application with Microsoft’s Active Directory (AD) and can reduce the account management burden on the application admin.  Using SSO, the functions of user authentication and user rights are sometimes separated between business groups with IT typically managing user authentication and LOB (Line of Business) managers handling user access rights.

 

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