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Edit a User and Manage Permissions

Update user details, adjust permissions, and manage access to the platform

You can edit existing users to update their information, adjust their permissions, and control their access. This helps ensure users have the right level of access based on their role.


Steps

  1. Go to Users

  2. Click on the user you want to edit

  3. Update the user details or permissions

  4. Click Save once you are done


User details

Only administrators, system technician and user-defined users with access to security settings can view and edit this page. Learn more about permissions here.

When you open a user, you can view and update their profile. You can:

  • See when the user was invited

  • Check if login is enabled

  • See if their email is verified

  • Check if two-factor authentication is enabled

You can also update:

  • First name and Last name

  • Title

  • Permissions

  • Department(s)

  • Upload their photo

  • Disable login

  • Delete user


Permissions

You can update the user’s role and permissions if their permission needed to change along the way. Change the role under Permissions, for example:

  • Administrator

  • Case handler

  • System technician

  • Statistics viewer

You can also adjust company permissions, such as:

  • Cases

  • Statistics

  • Users and departments

  • Settings

  • Security settings

Once you select any option from company permissions the permission of the user change to User defined.


Manage access

At the bottom of the page, you can control the user’s access:

  • Disable login: Prevents the user from accessing the platform without deleting their account.

  • Delete user: Permanently removes the user from the system. You need to disable login first to be able to delete the user.


We’re here to support you. If you have questions reach out to us directly via the Messenger icon in the bottom right corner of your screen, or send us an email at support@whistleblowersoftware.com

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