Managing Your Users

Before you begin

Requirement Details
Permission You must have the UAM Users View tier permission to see the Users page. Users: Full Access to create or edit users.
Tier Both Standalone and Centrally Managed accounts can manage users.
Environment User lists are independent per environment. Manage users separately in Sandbox and Production.
Estimated time 5–10 minutes per user.

View your users

  1. Click Settings in the sidebar.
  2. Click Users.
  3. The Users page displays two tabs: Users and Roles.

The Users tab shows a table with:

Column Description
User The user's full name.
Email The user's email address.
Use Cases The use cases the user has access to.
Status Active or Pending (invitation sent but not accepted).
Actions Edit and delete buttons.

Use the search field above the table to filter users by name or email. Use the environment toggle (Sandbox / Production) to switch between user lists.

Add a user

  1. On the Users page, click Add User.
  2. Complete the four-step wizard:

Step 1: User details

Enter the user's First Name, Last Name, and Email. The email must be unique within the account.

Step 2: Select use cases

Select the use cases this user needs access to. At least one use case must be selected.

Step 3: Select roles

The role assignment table shows available roles with checkboxes for Sandbox and Production environments.

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Note:

A role enabled in Sandbox does not grant Production access, and vice versa. Enable a role in both columns if the user needs the same access in both environments.

Step 4: Review

Review the user details, use cases, and role assignments. Role tags are color-coded:

Click Save to create the user. The user receives an invitation email.

Edit a user

  1. On the Users page, click the edit button for the user.
  2. The wizard opens pre-filled with the user's current details.
  3. Navigate to the step you want to modify (details, use cases, or roles).
  4. Make your changes and click Save.

Changes take effect immediately. The user sees updated permissions on their next page load.

Delete a user

  1. On the Users page, click the delete button for the user.
  2. Confirm the deletion in the dialog.

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Important:

Deleting a user is permanent and takes effect immediately. The user loses all access to the account. Delete a user in both Sandbox and Production if you want to revoke access completely.

View roles

  1. On the Users page, click the Roles tab.
  2. The Roles table shows all available roles in the account.
Column Description
Role The name of the role.
Role Type System Defined or Custom.
User assigned The number of users currently assigned this role.
Actions Delete button (custom roles only).

Create a custom role

  1. On the Roles tab, click Add Role.
  2. Enter a Role Name based on the job function (for example, "Case Reviewer", "Report Analyst").
  3. For each of the eight permission categories, select an access level: No Access, View Only, or Full Access.
  4. Click Save.

The eight permission categories are:

Category Controls access to
Roles Viewing and managing roles
Users Viewing and managing user accounts
Batch Jobs Viewing and running batch operations
Documentation Viewing documentation
PII Access Viewing personally identifiable information
Reports Viewing and creating reports
Custom File Uploads Uploading and managing files
Workflows Viewing, creating, and deploying workflows

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Note:

Even if a role grants Full Access to a permission category, your account tier determines whether that category is available. For example, a Centrally Managed account cannot access Workflows for editing regardless of the role's Workflows permission level.

Environment management

User lists and role assignments are independent per environment. A user created in Sandbox does not automatically exist in Production.

Strategy When to use
Broad Sandbox, narrow Production For new team members who need to test before going live.
Mirror Sandbox and Production For established team members who need identical access.
Sandbox only For developers integrating or testing.

What your Channel Partner can do

Your Channel Partner can manage users in your account by switching into it from their management Dashboard. When they do:

Both you and your Channel Partner can manage users. Coordinate with your Channel Partner to avoid conflicting changes — for example, two people editing the same user's roles at the same time.

Troubleshooting

Issue Cause Resolution
Cannot see the Users page You do not have the UAM Users View permission. Contact your Channel Partner or an admin in your account to grant the permission.
User reports different access in each environment Different roles are assigned in Sandbox and Production. Review the role assignment table. This is expected behavior — environments are independent.
A user has access they should not have The user may be assigned multiple roles. Permissions combine. Review all assigned roles and remove the role granting excess permissions.
Cannot create a user You need the Users: Full Access permission. Contact your Channel Partner or an admin to grant the Users: Full Access permission to your role.