Option for each member to have their own secured page?

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We are in need of our member section to be separate for each member. For example, customer A should be able to log in to the member section and see their own private confidential data without other members having access to their data. Is there a solution for this? We would love to embed a specific members analytics, data, and private info into the page to keep our customers at our site rather than redirect to third party sources.

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Hi! This is a cool request which you may be able to accomplish with Wix Code . :slight_smile:

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Thank you. I will do more digging into Wix Code.

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If someone writes the code for it. Then I would def like to use it!

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I have a client now (physician) who is looking for a secure Members-Only section in order to collect personal information for his clients. The issue is it looks like it cannot be done even if you could find a way to seperate it from other Members seeing the data because of HIPAA rules on cloud storage.

Basically WIX would need to enter into a business agreement arrangement (BAA) with each physician provider to ensure that all confidential information is safely stored and cannot be accessed. On top of this, you have to ensure each user having their own unique user ID and I believe there is a secondary sign-in protocol which we cannot enforce with home-users since this is meant to be put in place for offices/hospitals.

http://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/Legacy/SP/nistspecialpublication800-145.pdf

I believe Dropbox and Google Drive has HIPAA policies in place if you need third-party sites for medical information but something tells me WIX might be resistant in entering into BAA’s for every provider. Don’t mean to judge, just sayin.

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That makes perfect sense. We have since posting, moved our confidential data new another source.

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Not sure how this might work, but you can try creating the page then giving access to the individuals that want access. Basically, only one person can see what’s on that member page. Problem is, you might then need to create a whole lot of pages and customise them individually. Understand?