Table of contents
- Getting Started
- Bookings
- Clients
- Invoicing
- Creating Invoices
- Modifying Invoices
- Updating Invoice Status
- Adding Internal Invoice Notes
- Viewing Invoice History
- Deleting Invoices
- Cloning Invoices
- Merging Invoices
- Printing Invoices
- Emailing Invoices
- Refunding Invoices
- Printing Receipts
- Emailing Receipts
- Quotations
- Online Payments
- Credit Notes
- Manage Invoice Settings
- Printing
- Searching
- Statistics
- Activity Tracker
- Messages, Notes, Watches, and Reminders
- MIDAS Admin Options
- Manage MIDAS
- Manage Appearance Settings
- Manage Booking Settings
- Manage Fields
- Manage Security Settings
- Manage Email Settings
- Manage Print Settings
- Manage Safety Settings
- Manage Invoice Settings
- Manage Database Settings
- Manage Templates
- Manage Public Settings
- Manage Scheduled Tasks
- Manage Miscellaneous Settings
- Check For Updates
- Manage Addons
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Other Sources Of Support
- About MIDAS
MIDAS Documentation v4.40
Managing Your Sessions
If the multi-session (Allow multiple sign-ins for each user) setting has been enabled in your MIDAS system, then users will be able to sign-in on multiple devices simultaneously.
MIDAS » Documentation » Managing Your Sessions Once signed in, you can click / tap your "Signed-in as" name near the top of the main window to view and manage all the devices your account is currently signed into MIDAS from.
Your Current Sessions:
Last Active IP Browser 0 seconds ago 127.0.0.1 Chrome 52.0.2739.0 (Windows 10 x64) 2 minutes ago 127.0.0.1 Firefox 45 (Windows 7 x86) 16 minutes ago 127.0.0.1 Safari 9 (iPad iOS 9.3.2 Mobile)
The list will show when the last activity in MIDAS occurred from each device you're currently signed in from, as well as indicating the device's IP address, browser and operating system. The highlighted entry denotes your current session.
You can remotely sign out any of these sessions by clicking / tapping its adjacent icon.
See Also: Managing Security Settings
MIDAS Knowledge Base: Tips for keeping your MIDAS secure