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# Durations

<figure><img src="/files/Xa5KstCSL37veTIiBFy1" alt=""><figcaption><p>Duration preferences.</p></figcaption></figure>

Durations apply timed limits to different elements related to your customer's activity.&#x20;

These include:

* **Account Sign-In**: Determines how long before a user needs to reenter their login information to sign back in.
* **Account Sign-up**: Determines how long a user can take during sign-up after receiving an invite.
* **Account Invite**: Controls how long an invite link is valid before expiring.
* **Accounts Update**: Controls how long an update link is valid before expiring.

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## Define Durations

To **adjust** duration times:

1. **Enter** the desired amount into the applicable text field.
2. **Choose** the unit of time from the drop-down menu.
3. **Click** the Update Durations button to apply the changes.


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