Managing Users via the Admin Panel

The “Users” panel provides tools to manually manage user accounts. See Reference Guide: User Details for help with the New/Edit User dialog.

👥 Creating and editing users
Screenshot shows the user management overview.

Click the New User button to open the New User dialog, or click on an existing user to edit.

🗑️ Deleting users
Screenshot shows user deletion via action menu.

Use the ⋮ Actions menu to open the Delete User dialog.

Warning

💥 Deleting a customer destroys all their associated tickets!

To learn more, see Data Privacy.

🔎 Filtering the user list
Screenshot shows selected role and search term in user management.

Use the 🔎 Search for users bar and the Roles buttons to filter the list. You may search by name, email, or any other user attribute.

🔒 Unlock locked user accounts
Screenshot shows locked user indicator and context menu to unlock the account.

Use the ⋮ Actions menu to unlock accounts after too many failed logins. Locked accounts are indicated with a 🔒 lock icon on the left side.

🏴‍☠️ Taking over a user’s session
Screenshot shows menu with "View from user's perspective" option.

Use the ⋮ Actions menu to 👁️ View from user’s perspective.

The View from user’s perspective button allows you to “hijack” another user’s session and confirm firsthand what they can and can’t do (or see) when they’re logged in.

This is especially useful when you need to verify that you’ve set up custom permissions correctly for non-admin users.

When finished, use the Back to my view ✕ button at the top of the page. If you try to exit by logging out, the “hijacked” user session will be restored when you log back in.

Screenshot shows the view of another user's account.

Danger

⚠ With great power comes with great responsibility.

This feature is not a simulation; entering this mode will boot the user from their session, and any actions you take (responding to tickets, changing passwords, logging hours worked) will actually be performed from the user’s account.

(On the other hand, if the user logs back in, you’ll be booted, too.)

🔑 Manage Two-Factor Authentication
Screenshot shows menu with highlighted "Manage Two-Factor Authentication" option.

Use the ⋮ Actions menu to remove a user’s configured two-factor method.

Screenshot shows dialog to delete a user's 2FA method.

It’s possible to remove a single or all of the user’s configured methods, if they lose access. They can then set it up again by themselves via Avatar > Profile > Password & Authentication.