---
title: "User Agreements added in the Login Process"
slug: "user-agreements-added-to-the-login-flow"
description: "User Agreements or, Acceptable Use Policies or simple Announcements can now be added to the user login process in RapidIdentity Cloud like another MFA method. "
tags: ["Administrator", "Authentication", "MFA", "Announcements", "2022.6.8", "What's New"]
updated: 2022-06-29T14:06:11Z
published: 2022-06-29T14:06:12Z
canonical: "help.rapididentity.com/user-agreements-added-to-the-login-flow"
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---

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# User Agreements Added to the Login Flow

## User Agreements Added to the Login Process

Available with the 2022.6.8 release of RapidIdentity Cloud, administrators can now add *User Agreements* or, *Acceptible Use Policies* or simply *Important Announcements* to be displayed to users during the user login process.

With this new feature, administrators can create one or more *User Agreements* that can contain anything from a traditional policy statement complete with a required user attestation/acceptance to a simple announcement that informs users of important information.

User Agreements is a new configuration item within the Authentication Policy configuration section of RapidIdentity.

![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/image%28103%29.png)

Once configured, User Agreements can be associated with Authentication Policies and will apply to all users associated with that policy based on the user's Role.

![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/image%28104%29.png)

          Roles added as Criteria for Authentication Policies

          

Roles has been added as Criteria for Authentication Policies. Roles can not be used in conjunction with LDAP Filters. To use the new Roles Criteria on an Authentication Policy you will need to remove any LDAP Filters. ![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/image%28106%29.png)

When a User Agreement has been added to an Authentication Policy, users will see the associated User Agreement after they have successfully authenticated but, before they are logged into RapidIdentity.

If **Agreement Required** has been selected on the User Agreement, users will need to acknowledge the agreement by checking the box before they can proceed.

![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/image%28105%29.png)

Although they are called User Agreements in RapidIdentity, this new capability can be used to provide any sort of notification to users as they log into RapidIdentity.

![image.png](https://cdn.document360.io/4d958006-b877-42af-8de5-00e3bb7fe41d/Images/Documentation/image%2899%29.png)

          User Agreement in the Claim Process

          

The User Agreement capability associated with Claim Policies is not affected by this new feature. User Agreements on Claim Policies are, currently, not the same as User Agreements on Authentication Policies.

In the future, Claim Policies will use the same User Agreements as Authentication Policies.

## Related

- [New Persona-based Announcements](/new-persona-based-announcements.md)