Forum FAQs & Help

There are several questions within the community where a link that begins with wit.ifsworld.com or docs.ifs.com has been offered as part of the solution. But when members click that link, they’ve been unable to login to see the content - even if they’re a customer or partner. Here’s why - and how you can access the same content, in your own IFS instance: wit.ifsworld.com is an IFS internal system and is not intended for non-employees. UPDATE* - docs.ifs.com is now public (Aug 2020) Here’s how the wit links can be tweaked to work for you:Replace wit.ifsworld.com with your server info at the beginning of the URL. Example:Apps 9Navigate to landing page e.g. http://SERVER_URL:PORT/ifsdoc/f1doc/ Copy the wit/docs-link from ‘Foundation1’ and paste after your server URL e.g.

What would be the best approach to remove a user from the support portal, when they’re not longer with the company? It seems to be a well defined process to register new users but no way to remove/inactivate one once registered. I opened a support “question” ticket and it takes more than 3d to follow up. Some of the people who need their access removed might do damage if not acted sooner. Is there any known path to follow? 

Happy New Year Community! I hope everyone enjoyed a break over the holiday. At the end of the year, I like to recognize some of the best things that have happened over the past year, so here is my “Best of 2020” community list!Most Likely to Respond @anmise takes this one, with 422 replies!Most Likely to Like@durette is the most generous with his likes, giving out 252 this year!Most Likely to Answer Your Question@Lee Pinchbeck , @paul harland , and @anmise are the IFS employees most likely to answer your question,

When I try to login to the community, I get the message that I have an invalid username or password.  

October marks the 1 year anniversary of the IFS Community!  In October of 2019, we launched the IFS community at WoCo. We knew that our customers and partners wanted a way to connect that was outside of the normal channels. You needed a place to ask questions and not just hear from us, but hear from each other. Our intention has always been of fostering collaboration and creating shared knowledge. We hoped you would use this site - and we’ve been thrilled that you have!This year has seen so much engagement. Here are just a few of the things that happened: Our members are what make our community worthwhile, so thank you to you all! Whether you come with questions, or come to answer them, your contributions are appreciated. The knowledge provided by our customers, partners, and employees has created 50+ heroes, with

Meet the IFS Community Heroes! These members have taken the time to answer your questions, create great content, and make this community a friendly and helpful resource for IFS users. Get to know them below!

Anyone on top what will happen with the old IFS forum called Open IFS?https://open.ifsworld.com/forum/default.aspxStill seems to be active discussions going on there, and  no comments about switching to the new community.

With 2020 came a lot of great stats - including our 2020th member joining, @pnaughton ! He’s snagged the one and only 2020th badge. I’m really excited by the growth we’ve seen in just 3 shorts months since our launch at WoCo. Here are a few worthwhile stats: We have 2000+ members! We’ve had 600+ topics created, and 1800+ replies.  Nearly 3000 likes have been given.  16 heroes have been recognized.   Thank you all for being members of our community! Let me know what you’d like to see in the community in the upcoming year or

How do I find specific community members and/or members of a given organization within the Community?Thanks, Casino

If you've tried to join the community, but haven't received the authorization email (check your spam) or are having any other issues joining or logging in, what should you do?