View Users Details

Modified on Wed, Nov 20 at 11:49 PM

Easily access users information and modify their details, such as permissions, roles, hourly rate, and more.


Owners and admins can access a list of users by navigating to the workspace name then "Workspace settings."



Alternatively, navigate to the "Manage team" tab in the bottom left side panel.



Hover over the user, then click on the ellipsis menu and select "User details."



Click on the pencil icon at the top right side.



View the user type, update their role, set hourly rates and weekly time limit for the employee time tracking.



  1. Navigate to "Manage team."
  2. Click on or hover over the user and select "Show details."
  3. Click "Edit details" to view the user type, update their role, set hourly rates and weekly time limit for the employee time tracking.
  1. Navigate to "Manage team."
  2. Select the user.
  3. Click "Edit details" to view the user type, update their role, set hourly rates and weekly time limit for the employee time tracking.


The user's profile provides details such as "Tasks" that they've completed and/or are working on.



A "Time Report" of the hours they've worked for a given timeframe.



"Projects" they're associated with.



Easily deactivate users accounts as a workspace owner or administrator. Simply hover over the user's name, select the "Deactivate" option, and confirm the prompt.



The user’s status will be updated accordingly, and they will be reassigned to the “user” type if they aren't already. 



Revive inactive users accounts with ease as a workspace owner or administrator. Simply hover over the user's name and select the "Reactivate" option. The user's account will be immediately activated.


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