1. Web Center Certification Training Table of Contents
Topic Section
Overview
Rates and Data
Creating Promotions
Sitemap / Formatting Content
Administration
Additional Resources and Glossary
Web Center v4.1
Proprietary and Confidential

2. Course Objectives
Overall Goal: In this course, you will learn how to update and manage your Web Center website through the Web Center Admin Console.
Specifically, you will learn how to:
change rates and other forms of structured data
build and edit promotions
add, edit and delete pages in the sitemap
create and format content
view administrator logs and visitor reports

3. Web Center Certification Overview
Web Center Certification Training
Intuit Financial Services University

4. Terms to Know Web Center (WC) – your public website
Web Center Admin Console (WCAC) – the control panel used to manage your website
Admin Platform – common website providing secure access to Web Center and future Intuit Financial Services applications
WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) – visual editor for web page edits
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) – basic formatting and layout coding language
XHTML (Extensible HTML) – Web page source code that is complaint across browsers. The WCAC creates properly formatted XHTML pages automatically.
XML (Extensible Markup Language) – language that allows for the easy interchange of information or documents on the Internet
CMS (Content Management System) – database that stores all your site’s images, documents, and HTML & XML files
GUI (Graphical User Interface) – visual interface that uses graphics to perform tasks

5. Terms to Know
Version - variations of a single document or snippet. Version history is unlimited. Versions may be viewed and rolled back by the Financial Institution using the WCAC.
Edition – variations of the overall Web Center site. Edition history is 90 days – the Downloads tool may be used to store an archive of changes past 90 days. Contact Intuit Financial Services Web Services to roll back editions.
Snippets - a portion of a web page that may be edited
Staging - your deployment queue and final approval site
Live Site - your production site
Sitemap Manager - tool used to add, remove, and rename pages and sections in the sitemap
WCAC Modes - allow you to edit content and deploy changes in other versions of your site that Intuit Financial Services is working on.
WCAC Sites - allow you to view and compare changes in other versions of your site that Intuit Financial Services is working on.

6. Web Center Capabilities
Enhances human resource efficiencies when you define a workflow or approval process between departments, locations, and/or groups
Defined Workflows
Allows financial institution users to see each other’s edits in a shared development site with the control to prevent overwriting files that are currently checked out to another user
Source Control
Tracks all Admin Platform activity performed by financial institution users
Activity Logs and Audit Trails
HTML coding knowledge is helpful but is not required – focus on the message, not the technology
Coding Skills Not Required
Fully review and approve changes prior to going live
Minimize Mistakes
If a large update is made, Web can publish to staging to be reviewed by the financial institution. The financial institution may then send live when they are ready.
Web Services Maintenance

7. Technical Specifications
Web Center Admin Console
You must use a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels or higher.
You must enable Java Virtual Machine in your browser.
You must enable cookies in your browser.
Refer to the Browser Policy details on the Client Site (Client Support > Troubleshooting > Browsers Supported > Browser Policy) for details on supported browsers for the WCAC. While non-supported browsers may work in the WCAC, they are not supported by Web Services.
Web Center Public Site
The public website may be viewed in any current browser on PC or Mac.

8. Security Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication Login ID Requirements
The Admin Platform will recognize financial institution users’ computers and challenge for a one-time access code delivered via SMS-text, Automated Voice, or when logging in from an unrecognized computer.
Login ID Requirements
6 to 12 characters in length
Must be unique within the organization
Can be any combination of letters and numbers and can include period (.), underscore (_), and dash (-) but no other special characters nor empty spaces.
Password Requirements / Forced Password Change
8 to 75 characters in length
Must include at least 1 number and 2 special characters
Forced password change upon initial login, after a password reset and every 13 weeks. The new password cannot be the same as the last 6 passwords.
Failed Login Attempts
A user is allowed two (2) sequential failed logins in a 24 hour period. A third attempt will lock the account.
Inactivity Timeout Feature
A timeout warning is displayed after 20 minutes of edits without closing a page. Click ‘Extend’ to remain logged in. Be sure to click the Save button in the editor frequently.

9. Site Features Not Enabled for Self-Edit
The Web Center Admin Console allows the financial institution to edit the vast majority of the website. However, a few elements of Web Center sites must be edited by the Intuit team.
The overall site design template – including the page header, footer and primary site navigation
Scripting files that use DHTML or JavaScript. Examples include secure login pages, secure forms and calculators
Text for third party site warnings. You may customize up to five warning messages to use on links throughout the site
New XML data tables (including full rate tables or other structured data types)
How to Contact Intuit Financial Services:
Submit a new request through MySupport
Call Option #5
Fax

10. Admin Platform Login
(Replace w​ww.yourfi.com with your web address)
Site Address – be sure to access this login screen via SSL ( and note that the address is case-sensitive
Login – individual financial institution user accounts are managed in the Admin Platform by a Super User.
Password – passwords lock out after 5 bad attempts. Passwords can be reset by an authorized User Administrator or Super User. A User Administrator may not reset other User Administrator passwords. Detailed in-product help is accessible in the Admin Platform.

11. Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication
Upon first log in, the system presents the Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication wizard. A prompt requires at least one of the following delivery methods to be set up: SMS-text, Automated Voice or . Multiple addresses or phone numbers may be added through the wizard.
Each financial institution user is prompted to enter the Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication details for their individual account. Details may be changed per user once logged in to the Admin Platform.

12. Enhanced Multi-Factor Authentication
The financial institution user is prompted to select a delivery method to authenticate the current computer for Admin Platform access. In this example, the one-time access code will be sent via .
The financial institution user enters the one-time access code and selects Continue in order to complete authentication for the current computer. Each computer may be saved as Public or Private. Computers saved as Private retain these settings for future visits.

13. Web Center Summary
Upon logging in, the system presents the Welcome Screen. This screen displays a snapshot of all current activity in the WCAC.
Intuit Financial Services may also post periodic financial institution surveys on the Welcome Screen. Each survey displays one time only upon log in to the WCAC and completion of the survey is optional. The survey displays again on log in if the browser’s cookies are cleared.

14. Web Center Summary (cont’d)
The bottom of the welcome screen provides quick access to the Modes and Sites features (if enabled). Modes and Sites provide integration of non-production versions of the Web Center website for use by financial institution users in developing, reviewing, and approving new content.
Modes
WCAC Modes allow you to edit content and deploy changes in other versions of your site that Intuit Financial Services is working on.
Sites
WCAC Sites allow you to view and compare changes in other versions of your site that Intuit Financial Services is working on.

15. Admin Platform - My Account
The My Account link provides access to a financial institution user’s Admin Platform profile. Users may update their user details, password, login security and roles and permissions settings.
Super Users and User Administrators will have access to the Control Panel link (not shown) under the My Account link. The Control Panel is used to add, manage and delete user accounts.
The Admin Platform provides in-product training and support through recorded tutorial and quick help guide icons.
The Sign Out link also appears on every screen. It is used to exit the Web Center Admin Console and return to the login screen.

16. WCAC Roles and Permissions
Your financial institution Super User will determine the level of access assigned to each financial institution user. Web Center roles contain a defined set of permissions as listed below:
Roles
Web Center Master
Web Center Approver
Web Center Editor
Web Center Rates Admin
Permissions
Web Center - Default
Web Center - New Site Editor
Web Center - Maint Site Editor
Web Center - Live Site Manager
Web Center - Changes Manager
Web Center - Site Map Editor
Web Center - Img Docs Editor
Web Center - Data Editor
Web Center - Content Editor
A description of each role or permission is provided under the Roles and Permissions link in My Account. Refer to the in-product tutorial for details on managing user roles and permissions.

17. Web Center Navigation Home – return to the Admin Platform home screen
Web Center Summary – displays a summary of edited files
Content Edit –content is loaded for editing in the Work Area
Images & Documents – add and delete images and documents
Rates & Data – edit a rate or other data (XML) file
Sitemap Manager – add, edit and delete pages
Manage Changes – move edits from the Work Area to Staging
View Staging Site – final review prior to deploying edits
Deploy to Production – publish all changes to the Live Site
View Live Site – view site in the live (public) environment
Downloads – access to downloadable archives of recent edits
Reports – consumer website statistics and tracking

18. Overview – Review Questions
What is source control and how does it assist with making multiple edits?
What are the browser requirements for the WCAC?
List the aspects of a site that can not be edited in the WCAC.
Describe the navigation used for making edits and publishing those edits to your live site.
What is the purpose of the My Account screen?