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Accounts (User and Access)

Overview

The Users and Access section is used to manage all users associated with the application. Administrators can add new users, assign roles, monitor account status, and control access permissions.


User Management

This page displays a list of all registered users along with their account information and access details.

Available Information

Field Description
Email Email address used to sign in to the application.
Name Full name of the user.
Role Assigned user role (e.g., Admin, Editor, Viewer).
Expiry Date until which the user's account remains active.
Status Current account status (e.g., Active, Inactive, Pending Verification).
Action Available actions such as Edit, Delete, or Manage User.

User List

The following table represents a sample user list.

Email Name Role Expiry Status
xyz.user@example.com XYZ User Admin DD MMM YYYY Active
abc.user@example.com ABC User Editor DD MMM YYYY Active

Note: The number of displayed entries can be adjusted using the Show Entries option, while the Search bar allows administrators to quickly locate users.


Available Actions

Administrators can perform the following actions from the Users and Access page:

  • Add User – Invite a new user to the application.
  • Edit User – Update user details and assigned roles.
  • Delete User – Remove a user from the application.
  • Assign Role – Change the user's permission level.
  • Activate / Deactivate – Enable or disable user access.

User Roles

Depending on the application configuration, users may be assigned different roles.

Role Description
Admin Full access to all application features and settings.
Editor Can manage content and application data but has limited administrative access.
Viewer Read-only access to application data and reports.

Best Practices

  • Assign the Admin role only to trusted users.
  • Review user accounts regularly and remove inactive users.
  • Set appropriate account expiry dates for temporary users.
  • Ensure users verify their email address before granting full access.
  • Periodically audit user roles to maintain application security.