After reading this article you’ll know:

With the Login flow template, you can create a new user with an admin role to register and manage the application’s webusers through the back office. Login and logout functionalities are included, as well as the changing/resetting password feature. As with any other template of Betty Blocks, it’s expandable to one’s needs.

Registering a new user account is required as you take the first steps. This first registered user will be automatically granted an administrator role. The details to fill in during the registration are:

Once a new user is registered, they will have to go through the login process. Email address and password are required. If someone needs to log in to the application using different credentials, they will have to log out first. Logging out is also required if a user does not want to stay in the system.

The user’s profile details are displayed on a separate account page. One can go to this page any time to update profile information:

Another tab on the account settings page is created for updating passwords. The fields to fill in:

If a user forgets their password, they can request a password reset from the login page. This action requires the user’s email address to which they will receive a special email with the recovery link.

Serves as a management interface for users of your application. Here an administrator can add and edit webusers’ profiles, assign an admin role if needed, and set the email configuration.

Switching languages is available for logged-in users only. Two languages by default are English and Dutch.

As you open My Betty Blocks, you will see your dashboard with suggested application templates in the ‘Start building’ section.

Your Login flow application is now ready to be used, but first, we need to do some preparations. Let’s go through the main functionality and find out how to work with it.

The most important step you have to take in order to set up your application is to create the first user that will have the administrator’s rights. After doing this, you will be able to invite webusers and choose their roles in your application.

Note: You have to be extremely careful while creating your first application user account, make sure you have access to the email address you are using.

Another important step here is setting up the email configuration. By doing this, you will enable the server to send email notifications to inform the application’s webusers of changes. For filling out this configuration, have your company’s email setting at hand. If you don’t have one, use a fake SMTP service to retrieve this info (e.g. Ethereal Email).

After the email configuration has been set, you can start using the template’s capabilities to invite or delete webusers, view and edit their personal details, or assign an admin role to them.

After new webusers are added to your application, you will see their list on the webusers overview page. Each listed account has a small set of icons on the right to manage

them.

In this section, we will describe actions you should undertake in case you forgot your password. The procedure of resetting passwords within the Login flow application is as simple as possible.

Users can switch between two languages: English and Dutch. In order to do that find the flag icon on the application’s navigation bar.

To make sure your Login flow application looks in line with your product’s visual design, you might want to apply some changes. See this article to learn about working with an application bar and adding a logo to your pages.

Other stylization settings are implemented through our theme builder. There you can choose a color scheme, typography, and other options to make your application look sleek and attractive.