Prevent Unauthorized Portal Enrollment by Approved Email Domain
VIDIZMO DEMS Domain Restriction allows administrators to define approved email domains for portal registration. During sign-up, the system validates the email domain and blocks registration attempts that do not meet the configured criteria.
Control Who Can Register for Portal Access
Domain Restriction allows administrators to define which email domains are permitted to sign up for the portal. Registration attempts using unapproved domains are blocked, ensuring that enrollment aligns with agency-defined access standards.
Restrict Portal Enrollment to Authorized Organizations
By limiting sign-up to approved domains, agencies ensure that portal access is confined to designated organizations, departments, or partner entities. This reinforces controlled, organization-level access governance at the point of registration.
Reduce Administrative Review of Unapproved Requests
Blocking registration attempts from unapproved domains reduces the need to manually review or reject unauthorized join requests. This helps maintain a controlled user onboarding process without expanding administrative overhead.
Provide Clear Communication During Sign-Up
Custom messaging can be configured to inform users when their email domain is not permitted. This ensures that domain-based restrictions are clearly communicated during the registration process.
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