The purpose of this tutorial

This tutorial is for Host On-Demand administrators who want to do one or more of the following:

• understand how Web Express Logon works
• learn the benefits of implementing Web Express Logon
• learn how Web Express Logon is different than Express Logon Feature (ELF)
• find out if Web Express Logon is appropriate for their environment
• follow step-by-step scenarios of implementing Web Express Logon

This tutorial starts by explaining the two types of Web Express Logon (macro-based automation and connection-based automation) and how to determine which one is more appropriate for your company's environment. If you decide that your environment does not meet the requirements of either of these two types, you can use the Customizing Web Express Logon (opens new browser) portion of this tutorial to customize your own version of Web Express Logon.

Throughout the tutorial, click Next to continue to the next screen, or click Back to return to the previous screen. To see a list of related terms and definitions, see the glossary of terms (opens new browser).

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