Slate Portals have several options for authentication, depending on the intended End-User audience for the portal. Security Scopes determine what type of records can log in to any given portal. Additional restrictions can be placed on portals vi...

You can add custom instructions to the login and password reset pages of dataset portals. Adding login instructions To add custom login instructions to a portal, go to Database → Portals . Select a portal, or create a new one , then selec...

You can create portals with the Anonymous/Guest security setting to display information to the general public, like links to forms or event registrations. However, you might want to give your visitors different experiences depending on their log...

Your database uses a branding template to define how it renders externally-facing pages. Portals default to this template, so, by default, they’ll have the same institutional branding as all of your other Slate-hosted pages. If you want to mak...

To restrict access and edit permissions to a portal or Express Portal to only specific users, to user with a given permission, or to users with a given role: Select Database . Select Portals. Select a portal, or create a new one . ...

When you create a new query in a portal , you may notice there’s always one custom SQL filter included by default, called Portal Identity . When you select this filter, you’ll find that it includes the following SQL statement: (a.[id] = @ide...