I recommend custom pop up so that the org and write what they want their terms to be.  I just made a web page that stood in front of the website to take care of the terms of use.  A bit of java magic used to close the window if they don't accept...

Will the Broadcast feature extend to the WebApp as well?

Ideally OpenText should consider enhancing the  External Links > Generic Addin function to target database objects or something along those lines to indicate a TRIM Desktop client has been launched in UI mode enabling organisation to develop custom scripts to do something when the TRIM client is first launched. 

Although not 100% full proof, you could consider using:

- Using the TIP.TXT file by replace default tips with your PII message

- Develop a custom application/batch script that displays your acceptance banner and then launch Trim client. This would mean, you'd replace your TRIM client shortcuts with the custom application/script..but won't work if a user launches TRIM using other methods such as a TRIM Link or via Office Integration Addins.

I would change this slightly so a 'custom defined' EULA equivalent can be displayed, so for some this can be a PII Disclaimer, others may be just agreeing to an acceptable use policy defined by the organisation.

Two buttons:

Agree -> App Opens and records an optional Location audit entry against the user (similar to a logon event)

Disagree -> Closes the app and records an optional Location audit entry against the user (similar to a logoff event)

The closest we can get at the moment is using the Broadcast message which only gives a 'single button' at logon.

-Scotty

This popup is also required on/before the CM website.