"Email" field on Requester Login Page
Placing "Email" field when Requester is logging in Requests.
##########Example:
Some groups, which is having several Users; but the Managers require only 1 User Login ID.
****Given:
Accounts Group = 5 Users (user1, user2, user3, user4, user5)
Accounts Login ID = accounts
Registered Email ID = accountsmanager@domain.com
Requirement/Details:
If User1 (user1@domain.com), registers ticket; the Notification Email will be sent to user1@domain.com and not to accountsmanager@domain.com.
By placing the "Email" field on the Login Page of Requester, they can ensure that this login ID's email address is on them.
##########Example:
Some groups, which is having several Users; but the Managers require only 1 User Login ID.
****Given:
Accounts Group = 5 Users (user1, user2, user3, user4, user5)
Accounts Login ID = accounts
Registered Email ID = accountsmanager@domain.com
Requirement/Details:
If User1 (user1@domain.com), registers ticket; the Notification Email will be sent to user1@domain.com and not to accountsmanager@domain.com.
By placing the "Email" field on the Login Page of Requester, they can ensure that this login ID's email address is on them.