Updated - Feature Release 3.5.0 (February 2024):

Updated - Hotfix 3.2.0 (April 2023):

This article walks you through navigating your account preferences, setting up user accounts for your employees, and provides resources for additional network security.

This menu is now available when clicking on the person icon on the bottom left. This includes your personal information, as well as a link to change your password.
API keys are not visible in your account for security reasons.
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If you are a Partner or Advertiser manager, you will also see a Partner/Advertiser signup link that will automatically list a new Partner/Advertiser signup under you, provided their application is accepted.

This section is to view and modify your notification settings.

Select the toggle to the right of the action that represents your desired delivery methods.

Navigate to Control Center - Accounts.

This is where you can create, delete and manage the access of employees by setting their roles and other permissions. Only Administrators are able to add new user employee accounts.
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Who is an Administrator? Scroll right to see the Administrator column to see which users are indicated by "YES".

Partner Manager - If Global access is selected, the Partner Manager can see stats for all other Partners that are not assigned to them. If Limited is chosen, the Stats in their reports will be for their own Partners only.

Default Partner/Advertiser Manager - This setting assigns the employee as manager for new Partners and/or Advertisers when the sign-up link is used. Please note that there can only be one default Partner/Advertiser manager for each Everflow account.

Navigate to Control Center - Accounts > Roles.

This is where you'll define your user's access to sections of the platform.
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Roles can be created for any Employee type. If you are an admin, you can create new roles and manage what left side menu items are visible to the Employee. Sections of the UI can be hidden for sensitivity reasons, or to simplify the dashboard of a user with a very narrow focus.
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When creating your Role, you will see a menu asking you to select whether the permission should include the ability to edit and make changes (Full Access), or the permission is to simply view the section (Read Only).
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For a detailed guide on Roles - [Click Here]

This section will review default security features, as well as optional tools that can be enabled by request.

Your login password and API Key are extremely confidential and need to be protected and stored securely.

Passwords must have at least eight characters, and include at least one letter and one number. Passwords are hashed and salted, and are never stored in plain text, so it is impossible to access any password from Everflow servers.

Password Recommendations:

If you believe that a password may have been compromised, please reset the password immediately by using the “Forgot Password” button on the login page, or by navigating to My Account. A Network User with Admin privileges can reset the password of any Network User.

For a guide on managing API keys - [Click Here]

We strongly recommend applying an IP whitelist, which ensures API calls can ONLY be made from the IP addresses on the whitelist. You can manage your own IPs whitelist by navigating to Control Center > Security > API Whitelist section.

For detailed instructions on adding an API Whitelist - [Click Here]

Everflow offers built-in login security tools, either accessible through the UI or enabled upon request.

This feature is accessible through the UI. Once enabled, users will be asked to download the Google Authenticator App (available for Android and iOS) or opt-in to SMS verification. Each time a User logs in, they will be required to enter the code from the Authenticator or SMS.

For more detailed instructions on enabling MFA - [Click Here]

To enable MFA for Partners and/or Advertisers, please reach out to the Customer Success team.

When a login from a new browser is detected in the Network Portal, an email notification is sent to the user. This feature is enabled by default, but can be turned off by navigating to My Account > My Notification Preferences section > Security section.

When a new network API key is created, an email is sent to network administrators.

This task includes deactivating old employee accounts, having employees look through their login logs for any anomalies, and to view their History for any API access anomalies.

For detailed instructions on reviewing employee access - [Click Here]

We recommend doing this on a quarterly basis.

After 5 unsuccessful login attempts, the user will have to wait 10 minutes before being allowed to try again.