How to update the default layout in web client in Safeguard for Privileged Passwords 6.0?

Does Safeguard for Password support for the logo change (client specific logo) for it's web and desktop client similar to Identity Manager ?

Hi Rajeeb,

We have logged an existing enhancement request for this feature but no ETA available at this time, please see the following KB article:

https://support.oneidentity.com/one-identity-safeguard-for-privileged-passwords/kb/314511/is-it-possible-to-add-a-custom-logo-to-the-safeguard-for-privileged-passwords-web-page

Thanks!

Thanks Tawfiq. Followings are a few reasons why it must be prioritized

1. Confusing interfaces for someone with an Auditor Role. The web console doesn't render required objects. Unless told and trained, an auditor wouldn't know about the desktop client and how to use that. An intuitive interface with the desktop client features at Web will save time and money on trainings
2. End user interfaces - Not all users are approvers or reviewers. Hence, few questions are asked in terms of what those meant for the logged in users. Although the user have an option to enable/disable, but a central control on that will provide better outcome on rollout. Save time and money on user trainings.
3. Branding - For obvious reasons like personalized (shouldn't give the client a feeling that instance is shared when deployed in a cloud). There are business users such as Auditors, Risk and Compliance teams who logs into PAM for reports and reviews.

Thanks Tawfiq. Followings are a few reasons why it must be prioritized

1. Confusing interfaces for someone with an Auditor Role. The web console doesn't render required objects. Unless told and trained, an auditor wouldn't know about the desktop client and how to use that. An intuitive interface with the desktop client features at Web will save time and money on trainings
2. End user interfaces - Not all users are approvers or reviewers. Hence, few questions are asked in terms of what those meant for the logged in users. Although the user have an option to enable/disable, but a central control on that will provide better outcome on rollout. Save time and money on user trainings.
3. Branding - For obvious reasons like personalized (shouldn't give the client a feeling that instance is shared when deployed in a cloud). There are business users such as Auditors, Risk and Compliance teams who logs into PAM for reports and reviews.