- Users must complete the authentication flow each time they connect. Users must provide a strong proof of identity, such as a correct email & password, a valid Google single-sign-on, etc.
- Embedding of incentive dashboards into another website is not allowed. This reduces the risk of click-jacking, where a malicious website captures authentication cookies using embedding.
Direct Access allows you to override normal security to suit unique scenarios such as:
- Allowing users to login using a clickable URL with a unique access code.
- Allowing embedding of incentive dashboards within another website.
- Allowing admins to view a participant incentive dashboards without user credentials.
Direct Access bypasses normal user authentication. It allows for automatic login without a password or authentication flow. Anybody with knowledge of a Direct Access URL can login as the corresponding user. The login action is immediate.
To get a direct link access URL for a given user:
- Browse to Users > All Users
- Edit the user (must have the Participant role)
- Scroll down on the Overview tab
- Click to copy the access URL
Please note the following:
- Users should not share their Direct Access URLs with others.
- Availability is limited to users with the Participant role.
Access is limited to the current
- No access is granted to other workspaces the user may belong to.
- Deactivating a user immediately terminates Direct Access.
Here is an example of dashboard embedding within an IFrame with Direct Access:
Sharing Links
Only share Direct Access links with intended users. Anybody with knowledge of a Direct Access link can login to Sales Cookie as the corresponding user. While users with the Participant role only have read-only access, sharing a Direct Access link means granting someone access to the corresponding incentive dashboard.
Admin Console
Suppose that you logged in as administrator and navigated to a payee's Direct Access link and incentive dashboard. Now, you want to go back to the administration console. Simply go to Account > Logout, and log in as administrator.