All subscriptions is selected by default and shows all users in your tenant. Users' information is listed in a table in ascending order by their username. You may toggle the sort order between ascending and descending using the sort
icon corresponding to any column heading.
By default, only invited and active users are shown. Note that invited users have a status of Inactive. Select Show all deactivated in the top-right corner of the table to include users who have been deactivated. This also updates the numbers beside each license type to include those that have been deactivated.
Click a license name (Professional, Participant, Viewer, Team) at the top of the table to display all users assigned the chosen license type. The numbers in brackets beside each license type show the number of users assigned each license in your tenant.
Upchain dynamically updates the table as you type to display all users with the search term appearing anywhere in the full name, username, or email.
The user's details pane opens on the right side of the page. The pane has four tabs that group information about the selected user under each tab.
Job details
tab details:
Personal information
tab details (automatically shared across all tenants to which the user belongs):
User security
tab details:
Out-of-office (OOO) message
tab enables you to create, see, and edit the user's out-of-office information. Learn more about configuring OOO notification on behalf of users.
Open Administration > Users.
Click on the user whose information you want to change.
The user's details pane opens.
Click Edit.
Make your changes.
Click Save.
You may restrict a user's access to only the projects they have been invited to. The available functions and participation in those projects remains governed by their license and role. However, the following areas are affected for the user:
This may be useful if you have external users who only need access to specific projects. This makes it easier to control their access instead of having to coordinate project privacy settings, teams, roles, and licenses.
To restrict a user's access:
Open Administration > Users.
Click on the user whose information you want to change.
The user's details pane opens.
Click Edit.
At the bottom of the Job Details tab, select Restricted access.
Click Save.