---
title: "User Agreement Policy"
slug: "user-agreement-policy"
description: "RapidIdentity has added a feature so that Tenant Administrators can require users to agree to a User Policy in order to continue authenticating. This article describes how to configure it and what it looks like afterwards."
tags: ["RapidIdentity ", "Authentication", "User Agreement", "What's New"]
updated: 2022-08-03T18:08:04Z
published: 2022-08-03T18:08:04Z
canonical: "help.rapididentity.com/user-agreement-policy"
---

> ## Documentation Index
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# User Agreement Policy

RapidIdentity has enabled the ability for Tenant Administrators to set up a User Agreement that can be presented to users on their first time logging in, or every time they log in.

#### User Authentication Setup

1. To set this up, first go to the **Configuration** module. Click on **User Agreement**, the last option in the **Policies** box. ![Policies Menu Selection.jpg](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/Policies%20Menu%20Selection.jpg)
2. From this screen, click **Add User Agreement** to create an agreement to assign to a policy. ![Add User Agreement.jpg](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/Add%20User%20Agreement.jpg)
3. In the sidebar that appears, fill out the following fields: ![UA Menu.jpg](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/UA%20Menu.jpg)
  1. **Agreement Required**: This will require the user to click a checkbox next to the configured Agreement Message to continue authenticating.
  2. **Name**: Provide a unique name for this User Agreement, as ultimately there may be several to choose from.
  3. **Title**: Give the agreement a title that will make sense to the users, as this will display above the user agreement that displays for that policy.
  4. **Agreement Message**: Optional, but this will be the custom text that appears for the user to click when they accept the User Agreement.
  5. **Body**: This will be the text that appears within the User Agreement that the user must agree to in order to continue using RapidIdentity. Note that this is a rich text editor to allow Administrators to alter text colors and sizes, fonts, tables, links, etc. within the agreement.

Once a user agreement has been created, it can be assigned to an authentication policy through **Configuration > Policies > Authentication > Authentication Policies > [Policy] >*User Agreement*** tab. ![User Agreement Tab in Policies.jpg](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/User%20Agreement%20Tab%20in%20Policies.jpg)

          Note

          

Due to current system limitations, the User Agreement cannot be attached to a policy that applies to RapidIdentity GO! users.

**Select** the **User Agreement** you just created, and choose the **Recurrence** for this part of the policy. It can show up the first time a user logs into RapidIdentity or every time that user logs in under that policy. Don't forget to **Enable** the policy and **Save** the changes.

#### Agreement Experience

Once the policy has been configured with the selected User Agreement, it will show up as set in the Recurrence field. Here is an example of the User Agreement being activated on one role's policy that was set for One Time.

[Video](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/Login%20Experience%20with%20User%20Agreement.mp4)

## Related

- [User Agreements Added to the Login Flow](/user-agreements-added-to-the-login-flow.md)
- [Authentication Policies - Best Practices](/authentication-policies-best-practices.md)