Hi everyone, One more update to this post (27/11/24) The changes for inactivity went live today on the 27th November. Specifically for AccountRight, many customers encountered unexpected crashi...
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From Wednesday 27 November 2024;
Users will be you’ll be asked to sign back in after 20–30 minutes of inactivity in MYOB products including:
I dont know about anyone else but this is going to cause all sort of problems.
I for one am not happy with this option. 20-30 min is too short of time.
As a PAYING MYOB user there should be an opt to out option or at least a choice of shut down times
Not happy with this new feature being forced upon us. Might start looking at other Software
thank you
Alplasco
Hey Alplasco
You'll only be required to sign in again after 20-30 minutes of inactivity, not every 30 minutes. These changes are in line with best practice industry standards which we are adhering to in order to best protect your sensitive business data. You can find more information on this page!
Hello Amanda
In my job with the 20-30 min inactivity I will be signing in every time I come back to my desk as I have dealings with customers that will be more the 20-30 minutes interaction at times
Again we should have the option of selecting the time allowance or an option to opt out. This my business not the ATO business and my productivity is going to be affected by this decision.
Thank you Alplasco
Hey Alplasco
The idea has been mentioned on our Ideas Exchange already but it's unlikely we'll explore updating the login requirements. I understand it may take a bit to get used to but we've made these changes to best protect your sensitive business data in case you aren't at your desk to prevent unauthorised access.
Hello Amanda
Appreciate your time in replying
Last time I looked it is my business and it should be my decision on the security measure I am comfortable to take. Why do I just have to suck it up and get use to the changes being forced upon me?
Yes MYOB should defiantly offer the options for additional security but not make them mandatory. The individual business should decide what security measure they are happy to implement
But I don't think it matters how many people complain to MYOB or the ATO. The decision has been made and the people it effects the most have NO say. Just make their lives a little more difficult