Hubshare passwordless access

Hi,

You can use the Public Hub Registry feature and share a link to a hub for example on some web page. Users can access the link and register to Hubshare. User will then get an email for changing their password and for accessing the hub. You can decide if users from all domains can register, or only from certain domains. You can also decide, if you want to validate the users before they get the access, or give them access directly. So, registration and password is still needed.

BR,

Teemu

Hi,

You can use the Public Hub Registry feature and share a link to a hub for example on some web page. Users can access the link and register to Hubshare. User will then get an email for changing their password and for accessing the hub. You can decide if users from all domains can register, or only from certain domains. You can also decide, if you want to validate the users before they get the access, or give them access directly. So, registration and password is still needed.

BR,

Teemu

Hey, indeed Teemu said it all, just wanted to tell you that you can also use this guide if you want to understand more how it can be used:

m-files.my.site.com/.../Hubshare-Public-Hub-Registry-Guide

Hello Teemo and forum users

This is a good and useful feature but it is not named in a good manner. A public registry is usually understood as a (often static) register of for example web sites (i.e. a value list) so I was expecting some kind of search index listing behind this label. The feature you are showcasing here should be named "User self registration" imho. 

Teemu Piiroinen  - Do you know if there is any possibility to set a user groups as default for new registered users? In that way we can control permission settings on the widgets with less admin.in the background. 

Hi Dzenann

Yes you can define default group(s):

Also, in the advanced configurations, you can configure which email domain(s) are allowed/forbidden: