Verification Code TTL (In Seconds)

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Verification Code TTL (In Seconds)

Verification Code TTL (In Seconds)

This integer property lets you set how long (in seconds) a verification code remains valid after it's sent. After this period, the code expires and the customer must request a new one. The default value is 300 seconds.

ID

emailVerification.codeTTL

UI location

Advanced > Email Verification

JSON file

EmailVerification.json

Frequently Asked Questions (4)

Where can I configure the Verification Code TTL setting in NetSuite?
You can configure the Verification Code TTL setting in NetSuite under Advanced > Email Verification.
What is the default duration for a verification code before it expires?
The default duration for a verification code before it expires is 300 seconds.
Is the Verification Code TTL setting specific to verification emails?
Yes, the Verification Code TTL setting pertains specifically to the time a verification code sent via email remains valid.
In which JSON file is the Verification Code TTL setting stored?
The Verification Code TTL setting is stored in the EmailVerification.json file.
Source: Verification Code TTL (In Seconds) Oracle NetSuite Help Center. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.

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