Log Out

The Log Out Task is used to implement a logout mechanism within the application. This task terminates the user’s session and ensures that the user is securely logged out from the system. It is essential for maintaining session security and preventing unauthorized access.

Common Uses

1. Secure User Session Management:
   Ensures that users log out of the banking application after completing transactions, enhancing account safety.
2. Compliance with Regulatory Standards:
   Meets banking security requirements by mandating session termination after inactivity or upon explicit logout.
3. Switching User Accounts:
   Allows users to switch between multiple accounts securely within the same application.
4. Preventing Unauthorized Access:
   Protects sensitive financial data by closing active sessions after logout.

Configuration

When you create a task, its configuration page opens in which you define its basic and advanced properties. These are as follows:

Basic

Basic Properties	Description
Task Type	The Task Type indicates what kind of task you are creating. This is a read-only field since you select the type when you create the task and cannot change it during the configuration stage.
Reference Name	The Reference Name acts as a unique internal identifier for the task. This is visible to vFlow users for ease of reference but is hidden from end users. This allows users of the platform to manage and differentiate between tasks conveniently.
Name	The name defined here will be displayed to the end user.
Description	The Description field is intended for use by application designers or administrators (vFlow users) to provide additional context or details about the task group. This description is not visible to end-users and is used solely for internal reference to assist with task management.
Loader Properties – Title
Loader Properties – Description
Business Rule – Rule	This drop-down allows you to specify a Business Rule that governs when and how this task executes, offering more fine-grained control over task execution. If the specified condition is met, the task will execute; otherwise, it will not.