I recently enabled 2FA (which is fantastic - THANK YOU!) and now, when a change is made to a person's mobile number (presumably only a person with an admin login?) all the 'system admins' are notified.
However system admins (with their login set to 'inactive') also receive an email notification (in my case, some past staff)
Turns out, disabling their login did not disable their permissions. I needed to go into each person and view their 'Accounts Tab' and then uncheck all the boxes ...
I reckon it would be reasonable for permission to be un-checked by default when a login account is made 'inactive'. Either that, or system admin notifications should only send to active accounts?
I recently enabled 2FA (which is fantastic - THANK YOU!) and now, when a change is made to a person's mobile number (presumably only a person with an admin login?) all the 'system admins' are notified.
However system admins (with their login set to 'inactive') also receive an email notification (in my case, some past staff)
Turns out, disabling their login did not disable their permissions. I needed to go into each person and view their 'Accounts Tab' and then uncheck all the boxes ...
I reckon it would be reasonable for permission to be un-checked by default when a login account is made 'inactive'. Either that, or system admin notifications should only send to active accounts?