Oh! Yes. That works. We've recently discovered adding dummy users. Could we also apply this technique so external users could submit a request and complete a custom request form? Sent from Laura's iPhone 6 On 12 May 2016, at 16:56, Lucas, Eric wrote: Wellllllll, no, it doesn’t mean that. We create user accounts that no one could log into - I create bogus Federation information for and so they can never log in. The email address is correct. That userID has nothing shared with them in the system. We schedule the report for those people and they automatically receive the report in email. They can click links, but they can’t log in. All they can do is look at the report that was emailed to them. We use that for sending things to third parties. You would do well to create an ID for the external recipients of the report using a license type of “External”. That is a very restricted kind of license. Then, they are available in the list of people who can receive a report. Does that help at all? We do this a lot, mostly to send timesheet data to our contracting agencies, for their people. They get the reports, they can’t get into our system. Eric
