Learn how to create a user
Learn how to configure audit options such as enabling or enabling activities or shortening or extending retention days
Learn what is the function of phrase manager and how to configure them
Learn how to optimize branding with additional options
Learn how to configure Yurbi on different port
Account lockout temporarily blocks sign-in for a user after too many wrong passwords. It slows down password-guessing attacks without permanently locking anyone out.Default behaviorOn a self-hosted server account lockout is off by default. Wrong passwords ...
Yurbi includes a set of security features for sign-in and user accounts. On a self-hosted server all of them are off by default: upgrading does not change how your users sign in until you turn a feature on.This article is the starting point. Each feature ...
Learn how to change the language and time zone on an existing user
Tenant mode is for installations that need to support multiple customers within the same Yurbi install and database.
Understand the functions in licenses settings and know the location of the installation ID
Learn how to create a new application
For use cases where it is desired to have a Yurbi user schedule emails to anonymous users, by free-flowing typing emails vs selecting authorized Yurbi users, this article describes the process to turn this feature on.
Server Sync pushes apps, reports and dashboards from one Yurbi server to another and keeps the copies up to date. Use it to promote work from development to production, distribute a standard set of content to several servers, or move content between serve ...
Learn how to change ownership of scheduled items as an admin user
Learn how to update Yurbi
Users can reset a forgotten password themselves, or sign in with a one-time link sent to their email, without contacting an administrator. The two features are separate switches and can be used independently.Default behaviorOn a self-hosted server both fe ...
Two-factor authentication asks users for a second proof of identity after their password: a code from an authenticator app, a code sent by email or text message, or a Duo push. Even if a password is stolen, the account cannot be used without the second fa ...
Learn how to use branding setting in Yurbi
Enforce password security is a setting that applies modern password rules to every password created or changed in Yurbi: a minimum length, and screening against common and publicly breached passwords. It follows NIST SP 800-63B, which favors length and sc ...
Learn how to modify formula functions of Yurbi
Learn how to configure mail settings
The user editor (Settings → Security → Users) includes controls for the state of a user's account: inviting by email, disabling, unlocking, forcing a password change, resetting two-factor authentication, marking service accounts and the External authentic ...
To send two-factor codes by text message, Yurbi needs an SMS provider. You can connect Twilio directly or use any other SMS gateway that offers an HTTP API. Messages are sent from your account with that provider; Yurbi does not include messaging credit.If ...
A service account is a Yurbi user that belongs to a system rather than a person: an API integration, the account your application signs in with to embed dashboards, a scheduled export, or the user that Server Sync uses to copy content between servers. The ...
Learn how to edit Yurbi's Timeout Setting