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Account & workspace
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You can access your account settings by clicking on your workspace name and heading to the Profile settings tab. Here, you can change your personal details and email, reset the password, as well as cancel your subscription.
Admins of the workspace can help with users' password reset. Here, two options are available:
Sending a new password reset email
Generating a direct password reset link
To reset specific users' password, head to the Users & Permissions tab, click on the three dots next to the user, and select the required option.
You can access your workspace settings by clicking on your workspace name and heading to the Workspace settings tab. Here, you can change your workspace name and URL, and configure specific settings for your end users, such as:
Hide workspace menu and header
Disable command palette
If you change your URL, make sure to adjust your applications' external links.
You can hide the left side menu completely for your end users. To do so, select the Hide workspace menu for end-users checkbox in your Workspace settings.
This is what the end user's dashboard will look like:
Users will still be able to access profile settings by clicking on their email. For team members with Admin or Editor roles, the menu will be displayed as usual.
If your users need access to more than one application, you will have to configure a custom menu for navigation.
You can hide the header completely for your end users. To do so, select the Hide workspace header for end-users checkbox in your Workspace settings.
This is what the end user's dashboard will look like:
For team members with Admin or Editor roles, the header will be displayed as usual.
You should implement log out functionality on your own with the {{user.logout()}} method.
Users can access the command palette (Cmd + K/Ctrl + K) for easier app navigation and search but you can also disable this setting, if needed. To do so, select the Disable command palette for end-users checkbox in your Workspace settings.
Once disabled, users will no longer be able to access the palette.
