Configure Portal auto logout Auto Logout is an organization-wide setting that forces Portal users to sign in again after a configurable duration. Org Admins turn on Auto Logout and choose how long users can stay signed in before the Portal ends the session. Auto Logout is off by default. Before you begin You must have the Org Admin role. Turn on Auto Logout Select your profile name or picture, then choose Settings. Select Other Settings, then locate the Auto Logout section. Select the Auto Logout checkbox. The Log users out after field appears. In Log users out after, enter a whole positive number. The field does not accept decimals, negatives, or partial time values. Choose Hour(s) or Day(s). The minimum duration is 1 hour. Turn off Auto Logout To turn off Auto Logout, clear the Auto Logout checkbox on the Other Settings page. How the timer is measured The Auto Logout timer begins when the user signs in to the Portal. Activity within the Portal does not reset or extend the timer. When a session expires When the timer expires, the Portal redirects the user to the sign-in page with the message "Your session has expired. Please log in again." No warning modal appears before expiry. After the user signs in again, the Portal returns them to the page they were on before their session ended. How Auto Logout interacts with in-progress sessions During a manual session, a user tests a device through the Portal UI (selects a device, uploads an app, and interacts with the device in the Portal). During a mixed session, a user watches an automation session run in real time. If the Auto Logout timer expires while a user has an active manual or mixed session, the Portal defers the logout until that session ends. The user finishes the session normally, and the Portal logs them out afterward. Automation, CLI, scriptless, and other non-UI sessions continue running uninterrupted. The user is still logged out of the Portal. How Auto Logout interacts with SSO and identity providers Kobiton enforces Auto Logout independently of your identity provider. Single logout (SLO) is not required. Auto Logout works on both SSO-enabled and non-SSO organizations.