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Session timeout values define how long a user’s session can be inactive before the session is automatically closed. This is done to help maintain the security of the Versago application.

The timeout value can be defined in hours, minutes, and seconds for each type of user.

Start with the lowest reasonable timeout period for your environment. If you then see issues you can adjust accordingly. Changes become effective the next time the user logs into Versago.

The Time Zone defines the time zone where Versago is hosted. This is then used in conjunction with each user’s time zone in reports (calendar-type).

• Select the appropriate time zone from the list.
  • Values are sorted alphabetically by name (so United States values are toward the bottom of the list).
  • Use “Standard Time” even if Daylight Saving Time is in effect.

The Report value is used to help alert a user to a situation where a Versago report that will return a “large” number of rows. Automatically allowing this type of request can hamper the response of other user activities.

Start with the lowest reasonable value based on your environment. For example, you may have many years of sales order history that equate to thousands of rows of data. This setting will alert the user if their request will exceed the control number of rows. They can then decide if they really want to continue, or perhaps use other filters to limit the initial data set.

Changes become effective the next time a user executes a Versago report.

The Bizweaver token is a value generated in the Bizweaver application. It is used in Versago for authentication of calls to the Bizweaver web service. Information on generating the token can be found in the “Settings” section of here.

Copy the token from the Bizweaver setup and paste it into the Bizweaver Token field in Versago. The token value will be used by any function in Versago that uses the POST method.

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