What is the result of not having a unique identifier set for an administrator in DocuSign?

Not having a unique identifier set for an administrator in DocuSign leads to the inability to log in. In DocuSign's system, a unique identifier is essential for the identification and authentication of users. This unique identifier functions as a means to distinguish one user from another within the platform. Without it, the system cannot validate the administrator’s identity against its database of users, resulting in a failure to gain access.

The effectiveness of the unique identifier is crucial, particularly for administrators who typically have access to sensitive and powerful features within the organization’s DocuSign account. The lack of a unique identifier essentially disables their login attempts, as the system requires this information for proper verification and access control. This requirement ensures the security and integrity of the organization's account, making it impossible for any user, including administrators, to log in without this critical piece of information.