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Our business has tools that require tweaks when a password is changed. We want to reminder our users to make the tweaks when they change their password. Our users generally press CTRL+ALT+DEL to change their password. It appears Adaxes doesn't detect these password changes, so a business rule using "After changing password of a User" doesn't work. Is there another way to have Adaxes detect the password change and email the user the reminder message?

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For now what we decided to do is create a scheduled task to run every hour with the following properties:

If the "Password Last Set" property is greater than or equal to '%datetime,-1h%' then send email notification

Not the most perfect solution but it should do the trick.

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