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Choose the admin server created here [[AdminServers/DigitalPost|Adminservers/DigitalPost]] | Choose the admin server created here [[AdminServers/DigitalPost|Adminservers/DigitalPost]] | ||
=== | ===Template welcome settings=== | ||
This setting is only used when running user creation in AD. | |||
'''Confidential''' | |||
As the SMS contains sensitive data, you can choose not to show the setting on UMS Web's SMS log. Check the box if the information should be kept confidential. | |||
'''Text message''' | |||
Enter the welcome message that will be sent to the user. | |||
'''Days before start''' | |||
Please select how many days before a user should receive the message. The sending date will be calculated from the '''Current Education StartDate'''. if '''Current Education StartDate''' does not exist then start date of the users first activity will be used. | |||
You can find the start date it calculates from by using the SQL statement below in SQL Server Management Studio. Remember to replace 'Username' with the user. | |||
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Select DateAdd(Day, 0, IsNull( | |||
(Select Top 1 Current_Education_StartDate | |||
From Students | |||
Where | |||
(studienr = '<Username>') | |||
And (Current_Education_StartDate Is Not Null) | |||
Order By convert(datetime, EnrollmentDate, 105) ASC), | |||
(Select Top 1 Convert(datetime, StartDato, 105) | |||
From Students | |||
Where | |||
(studienr = '<Username>') | |||
And (IsNull(Startdato, '') <> '') | |||
Order By convert(datetime, startdato, 105) ASC | |||
))) As SendStartTime | |||
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'''At creation''' | |||
Check this box if the SMS should be sent when a user is created in Active Directory. | |||
'''Variables''' | |||
This shows a subset of the variables you can use in a setting. You can use any field from the 'Students table'. Please remember the column name is case sensitive. | |||
[[File:SMS Welcome Variables.png|none|thumb|410x410px|SMS variables | |||
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==FAQ== | ==FAQ== | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 26 March 2026
UMS Configurator settings
Description
Insert a name or description for the setting
Admin servers
Choose the admin server created here Adminservers/DigitalPost
Template welcome settings
This setting is only used when running user creation in AD.
Confidential
As the SMS contains sensitive data, you can choose not to show the setting on UMS Web's SMS log. Check the box if the information should be kept confidential.
Text message
Enter the welcome message that will be sent to the user.
Days before start
Please select how many days before a user should receive the message. The sending date will be calculated from the Current Education StartDate. if Current Education StartDate does not exist then start date of the users first activity will be used.
You can find the start date it calculates from by using the SQL statement below in SQL Server Management Studio. Remember to replace 'Username' with the user.
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Select DateAdd(Day, 0, IsNull( (Select Top 1 Current_Education_StartDate From Students Where (studienr = '<Username>') And (Current_Education_StartDate Is Not Null) Order By convert(datetime, EnrollmentDate, 105) ASC), (Select Top 1 Convert(datetime, StartDato, 105) From Students Where (studienr = '<Username>') And (IsNull(Startdato, ) <> ) Order By convert(datetime, startdato, 105) ASC ))) As SendStartTime
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At creation
Check this box if the SMS should be sent when a user is created in Active Directory.
Variables
This shows a subset of the variables you can use in a setting. You can use any field from the 'Students table'. Please remember the column name is case sensitive.

