Account settings

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Account settings

The account settings are found when you click on your account name in the top-right corner of the webapp and select Account.

Projects

See all the projects you have access to. Click on a project to view the project. You can only create new projects when you are an administrator of the organization. So, the green plus button in the screenshot above is only visible for the admins of your organization.

Settings

All the settings you can change on account level.

Profile settings

Your profile consists of your personal information. You can change your name, email address and/or password.

Security settings

Within the security settings you are able to manage multi-factor authentication for your account by configuring it with your desired authenticator application.

Sessions

This section shows an overview of all active sessions for your account, including the ones on other devices and browsers. For each session you can review details such as where it was started and when it was last active. The IP address and user agent shown are the initial values, recorded when you logged in and the session was created, and are not updated for the rest of the session.

If you want to revoke access, you can terminate an individual session or terminate all sessions at once. Terminating a session immediately signs out that device, which will need to log in again to regain access.

Personal access key

Under the personal access key settings you have the ability to create or revoke a personal access key. A personal access key gives you read-only permissions to everything you have access to.

Anyone with your personal access key can view everything you can. Be aware that if you use it in a URL, that access goes to anyone who gets hold of the URL, and URLs are easily exposed. Only do this if you understand the risks, and prefer a separate account limited to just what the URL needs.

An organization administrator can disallow the use of personal access keys for their organization. When an organization disallows them, your personal access keys can no longer be used to access that organization or its projects. If you have access to multiple organizations, your keys keep working for the other organizations that do allow personal access keys.

After having created a key, make sure to copy your key as it will not be visible again. Have a look at the various fields you can copy, including the authorization header for HTTP requests, and the URL with the appended key in order to easily share a link. Once you have created a key, you can also revoke it from this page.