Re: bursar-l: ebills

Pam,

We do not send e-bills, but from time to time will email students official letters. I usually password protect those files so that students cannot copy the letterhead or manipulate the letter in anyway. Seems like the best way to keep things secure.

With e-bills especially you wouldn't want a student playing around with the statement and changing numbers. While your systems may show the true amount billed a student with a statement that shows otherwise can cause some issues.

Anson

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Anson Pope
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Subject: bursar-l: ebills

We are trying to move forward with ebills. Hopefully a quick question:

We currently do not have the capability to assign third party access to view a student's bill. Instead, one option we are tossing around is sending the email with a pdf attachment.

Do you password protect the attachment? If so, what comprises the password?

If you don't password protect, why?

Thanks,
Pamela Johnston
CWM 757-221-1219
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