This screen is used by System Administrators to specify company-wide settings that apply before an Administrator opens a Plan Sponsor or participant.

Open Administrator Portal Settings by selecting Portal Settings while no Plan Sponsor or Plan Document is open. When a Sponsor or Plan is open, the same command opens the Sponsor-specific Portal Settings screen, whose Access page controls participant and Sponsor Contact security.

• Portal Name: specifies the Portal name displayed after an Administrator logs in and before a Sponsor or participant is opened.
• Customer Name: identifies your organization to PensionSoft.
• Logo File Name: specifies the logo displayed to Administrators before a Sponsor or participant is opened.
• Support Phone: specifies the support telephone number displayed to Administrators.
• Support Email: specifies the support email address displayed to Administrators.
• Portal Emails: selects whether Portal emails are sent from the Portal server or from the Internet Controller. This setting is unavailable when no email accounts are configured in DB Precision.
• Display unmasked SSN on open participant screens: allows Administrators to see an unmasked Social Security number after opening a participant through the Portal.

• Login: selects whether two-factor authentication is not used, required, or optional when an Administrator logs in.
• Security Changes: selects whether two-factor authentication is not used, required, or optional when an Administrator changes security information.
• Application Authentication: selects whether application-based authentication is not used, required, or optional for Administrators.
• Device Trusting: selects whether an Administrator may trust a device to reduce repeated authentication prompts.
• Days: sets the number of days a trusted device remains valid when Device Trusting is allowed.
• Hours: sets the additional number of hours a trusted device remains valid when Device Trusting is allowed.

• Security Question: requires an Administrator to select and answer a security question after the first login.
• Updated Password: requires an Administrator to replace the initial password after the first login.
• Email: requires an Administrator to provide an email address after the first login.

• Minimum Length: sets the minimum number of characters required in an Administrator password.
• Minimum number of letters: sets the minimum total number of alphabetic characters required.
• Minimum number of uppercase letters: sets the minimum number of uppercase alphabetic characters required.
• Days before password expires: sets how many days an Administrator password remains valid; use zero when passwords should not expire.
• Minimum number of lowercase letters: sets the minimum number of lowercase alphabetic characters required.
• Minimum number of numeric characters: sets the minimum number of numeric characters required.
• Minimum number of symbols: sets the minimum number of symbol characters required.

• Administrators: sets the period of inactivity, in minutes, after which an Administrator Portal session expires.

• Denial Message: specifies the message displayed when an Administrator is denied access to the Portal.