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Creating a custom first time login disclosures!

Hello,
we would like to display our own custom first time login disclosure instead of the Q2 First time login. what is the best possible way to achieve this? Extensions? Do we need to set any configuration so that custom disclosures r displyed instead of Q2 first time login disclosures. I did not find any API to get the disclosure data from the database? Are there any api's to get that info?

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We recently updated our first time login disclosure through Q2 Central's Service Service forms: Self Service - Digital Banking UI > Manage Online Banking Disclaimers. From there we edited it and required all users to reaccept the disclosure at login.

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Hello,

A Custom login disclaimer can be created via Central. You can reach out to your CEM if you need help setting it up.

-Trey

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My question was regarding more of the front end custmization of the UI the way it is displayed more than the actual contents. We will be using the existing Q2 first time login disclosure document but just customizing the way it is displayed for the users.I tried creating a custom extension for this but somehow it does not show up on sandbox. Is there any special configuration that needs to be setup on sandbox for this custom disclosure to show.
Thanks!

— Test   one year ago
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For various reasons, this is generally not a good idea. A mistake with how the login disclaimer is made can lead to end users not being able to log in to online banking. I recommend using the existing tools.

— Trey Teter   one year ago
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The main aim of creating a custom disclaimer is to avoid for the customers to have to scroll down to the bottom of the Login disclosure UI to see the accept and Reject buttons. This is tiresome on mobile banking. Is there a way to stick the buttons on the Login Disclosure UI so that the buttons are always visible even without scrolling to the bottom of the UI to accept?

— Test   one year ago
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The main aim of creating a custom disclaimer is to avoid for the customers to have to scroll down to the bottom of the Login disclosure UI to see the accept and Reject buttons. This is tiresome on mobile banking. Is there a way to stick the buttons on the Login Disclosure UI so that the buttons are always visible even without scrolling to the bottom of the UI to accept?

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My question was regarding more of the front end custmization of the UI the way it is displayed more than the actual contents. We will be using the existing Q2 first time login disclosure document but just customizing the way it is displayed for the users.I tried creating a custom extension for this but somehow it does not show up on sandbox. Is there any special configuration that needs to be setup on sandbox for this custom disclosure to show.
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