The advocacy platform administrators can enable users to access the platform using a new login option in addition to the existing Single Sign-On (SSO) and/or Social Sign-in options. This new login method involves using email credentials and offers the added security feature of two-factor authentication. When users attempt to sign up, they will receive a verification link via email to confirm their identity. Also, this method supports reCAPTCHA, which prevents bot logins. 

Steps to Configure Social Sign On

1. Raise a Support Ticket to enable Email Login for Advocacy Site.

2. Support will need the following information to proceed with the Request.

   Brand Logo – Digital Asset Manager [DAM] Link for the Brand's Logo 

   Background Image – Digital Asset Manager [DAM] Link for the Background Image of the Brand's Advocacy Site 

   Login Page Title – Ex: Log in to NAR Advocacy 

   Sign Up Page Title – Ex: Sign Up to NAR Advocacy 

   Valid Email Domain – User can Sign Up or Login with domain/s added in this field. For other domain email addresses, users will receive errors.  

   Invalid Email Domain – Domain added in this field will be treated as invalid. Users will receive error if trying to Sign Up or Login with invalid domain.  

   Support Email Address – Brand Email Address Advocates can reach out to for Support Needed. 

3. Click the New Tab icon. Under the Sprinklr Social tab, click Admin Console within Engage. 

4. Hover over the Options icon alongside the desired Advocacy Community and select View Sites.  

5. Next, hover over the Options icon alongside the desired Site and select Build Site.  

6. Click the Login tab. Scroll down for Login Page Configuration.  

7. Select the Template of the Login pop-up page. 

8. The login pop-up page can be configured with the help of CSS and HTML editor.