The Internet is a very public place. Yet for some purposes, its very openness can be a problem. Do all of the pages on your Web site need to be available to the casual visitor?

You may want to restrict access to certain areas of your site to members. Clients may have their own login to your site. You may deliver e-learning and want to protect your content. Whatever the content you wish to protect, SoQuo offers a solution to restrict access accordingly.

Some reasons for having a restricted login area include:
Subscriptions - You might want to make some of your Web site's content available only to people who pay for subscriptions to your site.

Privacy - You might have pages on your site that contain information that should not be made available to the general public.

Confidential Information - You might want your site to contain information that is valuable to some people, but is not intended for the general public.

Special Audiences - You might dedicate certain parts of your Web site to specific audiences or groups. For example, you might have a "bulletin board" where employees can post items about car sharing, social events, etc. Because this area might reveal identifying information about workers or contain other personal data, it is appropriate to make it available only to authorised employees.

Whatever the requirement, a restricted login solution from SoQuo is an ideal way solution. By requiring visitors to certain pages on your site to log in with authorised user names and passwords, you have complete control over who has access to sensitive and propriety information on your site.

The SoQuo Restricted Login area easily lets you create individual secure areas on your website, where your clients can view confidential documents in complete confidence. Each one of your clients has an individual area with their own individual information.

• You can share a wide range of document types with internal staff, customers, business partners and others, without them being able to misuse your information.
• E-Learning and distance education training can be delivered without the normal risks of piracy or reproduction.
• Private web sites can be created with much stricter control over who has access to them.
• Documents, Images and flash files can be protected as single objects or as part of a web page.

To find out more about restricting access to certain areas of your website, contact SoQuo today for an informal discussion.