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This page presents conceptual and procedural information that you, as an administrator, can use to help ensure the security and virtual safety of your users. What Is a UserA user is a record in the application that grants access to a person who uses the application. As an account administrator, you ensure that all of your users are configured appropriately, using the administrative area of the application.
Note: The following information about user security is essential to help protect the assets in your account and prevent unauthorized access. You should create one user per person, API process, and third-party that you integrate with. You should not allow usernames and passwords to be shared among users because it increases the likelihood that your account will be compromised. To be most secure, you should give each user the least possible access to accomplish their tasks in the application. To set up a user with full rights to every non-administrative area (emails and templates, subscribers, tracking, and portfolios), you leave all user permissions deselected. To create an administrator, you set up the user with the Add Users to Account permission. You cannot delete users; you can, however, disable them. Disabling a user retains the user security record in your account and preserves the integrity of data in your account associated with the user. The number of users you can add to your account is specified in your contract and does not include disabled users. As an administrator, you can add users, modify user permissions, and disable users. You can also reset passwords when needed. User PasswordsWhen you add a new user or reset a user's password, you are prompted with the user's new temporary password, which you need to communicate to the user. When the user logs in with that password, he or she is prompted to create a new password. Upon first login, users are also prompted to provide an identifying question and answer. If a user forgets his or her password, the user can click a link on the bottom of the login screen, which allows the user to create a new password if the user responds correctly to the identity question. What Are User PermissionsThe following user permissions are available to be set when you create the user. If you are using an Enterprise 2.0 edition account, see Roles for instructions on setting user permissions. Create/View AccountsPeople with this permission can create additional accounts and view the settings for individual's accounts. Remove Access to TemplatesPeople with this permission have no access to templates. The user can't see the My Templates folder in the Email section of the application. The user is still be able to create emails based on templates that other users have built. Remove Ability to Send EmailsPeople with this permission can't send emails, including test emails. The user can still create emails. Remove Access to Modify Profile AttributesPeople with this permission can't add, modify, or delete attributes. The user still has access to the Profile Management section of the application to view attribute details. Remove Access to InteractionsPeople with this permission can't see the Interactions tab in the navigation pane. Grant the user access to the web servicesPeople with this permission can create web service API calls for the ExactTarget system to process. If this permission is selected, their username and password will allow the application to access their account. Administrative Data ManagementPeople with this access can access the data retention policies for data extensions. This permission also allows access to Manage Salesforce Data features to delete data that ExactTarget for AppExchange stores in the Salesforce database. Add Users to AccountPeople with this permission can:
In Enterprise 2.0 accounts, they can:
If this user permission is not selected, the user can't see the My Users option in the navigation pane. View Tracking OnlyPeople with this permission can only view tracking when they log into the ExactTarget application. They cannot access other areas or functions without a change in permissions. Remove Access to ExactTarget from External SystemsPeople with this permission will not be able to access the ExactTarget application from a system outside of their network. Remove Access to Delete ListsPeople with this permission can't delete subscriber lists, groups, or publication lists. Remove Access to 3sixtyPeople with this permission can't see the 3sixty link in the application interface or be able to log in to 3sixty from the URL. Account administrators with this permission selected can't allow access to 3sixty for accounts they create. Remove Access to ListsPeople with this permission can't:
Remove Access to Modify Profile Attribute ValuesPeople with this permission have read-only access rights to subscribers' attribute values. Note: This permission's scope is limited to a user's ability to modify attributes in the subscriber Properties dialog box of the ExactTarget application interface. This limitation has the following implications:
Manage Data Extension Data and Retention PolicyPeople with this permission can set their account's data retention policy. General SettingsIn the Admin tab under Account Settings, you see a General Settings section. The information displayed in the General Settings section apply to the user who is logged in to the application. The table below explains each field.
Why Add UsersYou add users to:
How to Access Your User Security RecordsTo access the records defining your users' access rights, follow these steps:
How to Add a UserTo add a new user to your account, follow these steps:
How to Modify and Disable UsersYou can change a user's access rights or the general information about a user by modifying the user's security record. You can also disable a user so that the user cannot log in to the application. The user's security record remains in your account so that it can be reenabled.
If the user is disabled and grayed out in the workspace, you can still click the username to open the user's User Properties.
The next time the user logs in, your changes take effect. If you disabled the user, the user can't log in until you have reenabled the user's record. To reinstate a disabled user, follow these steps again and check the Enabled box. How to Reset User PasswordsTo reset a password for a user, follow these steps:
This page was last updated by Adam Evans on Tue, 18 Oct 2011 13:10:18 GMT. If you require assistance with the ExactTarget application, please contact Global Support. If you wish to send Adam direct feedback, fill out the form below:
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