Methods and systems for performing change management at login

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, are configurable to cause the one or more processors to:

• construct an administratively prescribed target data store as a function of received administrative input;
• store the administratively prescribed target data store in a target data database;
• detect a login, defined as receiving login information for a user from an input system, the login information having a username identifier and service provider identifier;
• responsive to the login:
• (a) query a historical data store having stored therein, a user status that associates the username identifier and the service provider identifier with a previously used feature and feature-state;
• (b) query the administratively prescribed target data store using at least the service provider identifier to obtain a target feature and target feature-state, a mismatch message, and a match message;
• and (c) determine when there is a mismatch, defined as the previously used feature and feature-state do not match the target feature and target feature-state, respectively;
• display the mismatch message when there is a mismatch;
• and
• display the match message when there is not a mismatch.

A change management system, comprising:

• a historical data store having stored therein, a user status that associates a username identifier and a service provider identifier with a previously used feature and feature-state;
• and
• a change management processor programmed to:
• construct an administratively prescribed target data store as a function of received administrative input, the administrative input specifying, for the service provider identifier:
• a target feature and target feature-state, a mismatch message, and a match message;
• receive a login, the login providing login information for a user, the login information including the username identifier and the service provider identifier;
• query the historical data store with the username identifier and service provider identifier to obtain the previously used feature and feature-state;
• query the administratively prescribed target data store to obtain, for the service provider identifier, the target feature and target feature-state, the mismatch message, and the match message;
• determine whether there is a mismatch between the previously used feature and feature-state and the target feature and target feature-state, respectively;
• display the mismatch message when there is a mismatch;
• and
• display the match message when there is not a mismatch.