Managing your Account
Your Profile is where you can go to manage your account.
To get to your profile select 'My Profile' from your Dashboard side panel or from the dropdown in the Header bar.
From your Profile page you can -
Edit your personal information - such as your display name, profile picture, email address, and default content language.
View the Organisations you belong to.
View any active sessions, you can even log out from here.
The Actions you can do from your Profile -
You can edit your account details such as your Display Name, upload a Profile Picture, and select the default Content Language.
You can change your password.
You can view your recently viewed metadata. From here you can clear your history by selecting the
button. This will clear all the history on this page. To delete individual items from your history, select the
next to the item.
You can view your recent actions.
You can view your Roles - This will show you all your Roles within the different groups in the Registry.
You can view/edit your notification permissions - This will let you change your notification permissions, letting you choose which notifications to receive in the registry. You can also choose to send notifications to your email.
You can manage your API Tokens.
You can enable or disable Multi-factor Authentication. You can also generate and view your Backup Codes.
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