Editing Enable session timeout (section)

== FAQ ==
=== What is considered an idle account user? ===
An idle account user is an individual who has logged into their ActiveCampaign account and has not clicked, typed, or refreshed a page within the set period of time. 

=== What is a user session? ===
A user session refers to the time when an individual performs actions within their ActiveCampaign account, starting when they log in and ending at log out. This includes activities like creating campaigns, configuring automations, and managing contacts.

=== What is user session management? ===
User session management is a critical aspect of account security that allows administrators to enforce security policies related to user sessions. ActiveCampaign provides account admins with the ability to set session timeout at an account level.

=== How does the timeout warning appear to users? ===
Users will receive a visual notification in the form of a dialogue box that appears 60 seconds before their session ends due to inactivity.

=== What are other account security settings available? ===
Besides session timeout, enabling '''multi-factor authentication (MFA)''' is highly recommended for enhancing security. MFA requires two forms of identification, adding an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access.

=== Can I configure session timeout settings at an individual user level? ===
No, session timeout is set at an account level and cannot be configured for individual users.

=== What happens if I don't set a session timeout length? ===
If no session timeout length is specified, the default duration will be set to 24 hours.

By effectively using the '''Enable session timeout''' feature, you can significantly enhance the security of your ActiveCampaign account, protecting it against unauthorized access and ensuring a secure user experience. 
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