
The Users page allows you to:

Users are displayed as cards. Each card shows the main information:
Clicking on a user card opens the user details, where (if authorized) you can edit profile and security settings.
At the top of the page you can quickly find users and narrow down the list:
User creation is a guided process in 3 steps.

Enter the basic data:
Click Next to continue.

Configure permissions and access scope:
Click Next to continue.

Configure the login credentials (required):
Click Add to complete the creation.
Opening a user shows a set of tabs.

Contains:
To edit a block of information, use the edit (pencil) icon in that section.
Available action:

This tab includes:
2FA is user-wide (not per credential).
If a user has multiple credentials, they all share the same 2FA.
Available action:
After a 2FA reset:
A user can have one or more credentials. Each credential is linked to an Identity Provider.
Typical actions on a credential:
When a user has multiple credentials, they are ordered by priority. The credential with the lowest priority number appears first in the list.
When you add a new credential, it is automatically assigned a priority lower than all existing credentials (making it the first in the list).
Use Add new credentials to add another login method for the same user.

Required fields:
Use this when:
Users can have an optional expiration date set on their account. When an account expires:
To set an expiration date:
Users can have one of the following statuses:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Active | User is enabled and can log in |
| Disabled | User is disabled and cannot log in |
| Blocked | User is blocked for security reasons or by administrator decision |
Yes. A single user can have multiple credentials, each linked to an Identity Provider.
Yes. 2FA is shared across all of the user's credentials.
Because those tabs are not implemented yet.
When the expiration date is reached, the user can no longer log in. The account is treated as disabled but can be reactivated by an administrator by extending or removing the expiration date.
The priority determines the display order of credentials in the Security tab. It does not affect which credential the user uses to log in.