Select the authentication methods and retention periods that users can set.
This will set the default authentication methods for all users within Exchange.
When the method field is blue, this indicates it is a valid selection when sending a new secure mail. When selecting on an authentication method you can make the selection white, which means it won’t be a valid selection for users in your firm.
Select
Authentication Method
to expand the authentication settings menu.
Select
Set as default
to
On
to change the firm-wide default authentication method.
Switch
Allow employees to change Authentication Method
to
On
to let users change the authentication method they can use for secure mails.
If it's
Off
, users can't change the authentication method from the default set by the system admin.
Switch the
Allow employees to change their default method
option to
On
to let users change their default authentication method when they send secure mail.
If it's
Off
, users can't change the default authentication method when they send secure mail.
You can set all the default retention periods for all the authentication methods as well as the drop box. These can be altered by users within your firm when sending secure mail if they want. The range of retention periods goes from 1 day to 7 years.
Select
Retention Period
to expand the retention period settings menu.
Select the
Question and Answer
dropdown to select a retention period for items sent using the question and answer authentication method.
Select the
Access Code
dropdown to select a retention period for items sent using the access code authentication method.
Select the
Drop Off
dropdown to select a retention period for items received via drop-off links.
Select the
Folders
dropdown to select a retention period for items moved to folders.
Switch
Allow employees to change Folder retention period
to
On
to let users adjust individual folder retention periods.
Switch
Allow employees to change the Message and Request retention period
to
On
to let users adjust message and document request retention periods.
You can set the Question & Answer authentication questions for your entire firm. Any question entered here will appear in the
Compose Mail
section for all users.
Select
Authentication Questions
.
Switch the
Allow employees to add their own questions
On
to let users add questions.
If it's
Off
, users can't add their own and need to use one of the ones already created in the Admin Settings.
Switch
Allow employees to change their default questions
On
to let users change their default Question & Answer authentication methods.
If it's
Off
, the question that is set as the default in the Admin Settings will be the default for all users.
Select the
Delete
icon to delete all selected questions.
Select
Add New Question
to add new firm-wide questions that will be available for all users.
Hover over a question to display the editing options.
Select
Edit
to edit the question.
Select
Delete
to remove the question.
Select
Set as Default
to make that question the firm-wide default.
When you send a secure mail to someone or when someone selects the link to your Dropbox, they’ll refer to a support contact in the top corner of the screen. This person can be contacted by the client if they have any questions or concerns.
Select the
Office Location
dropdown to select an office location to assign a support contact to.
Select the
Choose contact
dropdown to select a support contact for the selected office location.
Switch
Display Phone Number
to
On
to display the support contact's phone number.
If it's
Off
, only the support contact's name and email address are displayed.
Name, email address, and phone number are pulled from the user's
My Account
details.
Switch
Allow employees to change the Office Location and Support Contact
to
On
to let users adjust their office location and support contact options in their
My Settings
menu.