1. What This Feature Does
The Add and Edit Users feature allows administrators to create new users and manage existing user details within their TitanFile subscription.
This includes:
- Adding new users to the subscription
- Assigning or updating user roles
- Editing user profile information
- Managing email aliases
These actions ensure users have the correct access and permissions based on their role within the organization.
2. Who Can Use It
- Admin users can add and edit users
Plan-Based Behavior
For All Plans
- Admins can:
- Add new users
- Edit user details
- Assign roles (where applicable)
For Enterprise Plans
- Access to user management actions is controlled by role permissions
- If a user does not have the required permission in their assigned role:
- The action will not be available to them
Important
- Role selection determines what the user can:
- Access
- View
- Perform
- If a role is not available:
- It must be created or enabled in Manage Roles
3. Step-by-Step Instructions
A. Add a New User
- Navigate to Settings
- Select Manage Users
- Click Add User
- Enter the following details:
- First and Last Name
- Email Address
- Role (dropdown selection)
- Language (if applicable)
- Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) (toggle)
- Show on Secure Submit List (checkbox, if applicable)
- Click Save
- The user will be added to the system
- An invitation email will be sent to the user
B. Edit an Existing User
- Navigate to Manage Users
- Locate the user in the table
- Click the three vertical ellipses (⋮) under the Actions column
- Click Edit
- Update any of the following:
- Name
- Email Address
- User Role
- Language
- 2FA settings (if applicable)
- Show on Secure Submit List
- Click Save
- Changes take effect immediately
4. What Happens After
- Newly added users receive an invitation email
- Users can log in and access TitanFile based on their assigned role
- Updates to user roles or settings take effect immediately
Important Behavior
- Users can only have one role assigned at a time
- Changing a user’s role will immediately update their permissions
- Some fields (e.g., name and email) may not be editable after creation
- 2FA behavior may depend on:
- Security Settings
- Organization policies
5. Best Practice
To manage users effectively:
Assign Roles Carefully
- Assign roles based on job function, not individuals
- Avoid giving unnecessary elevated access
Use Consistent Naming
- Ensure user details are accurate and standardized
- Helps with reporting and management
Review Access Regularly
- Periodically review user roles and permissions
- Remove or update inactive users