User Profile

Available on all tiers:

Essentials
Advanced
Enterprise

Contents

About

Users can manage and administer their own accounts in the TrueContext web portal. The User Profile settings affect anything from what language the web portal is displayed in, to what forms the user has access to.

To view your user profile, select the User Profile option from the dropdown beneath your username. If you are a TrueContext Admin viewing another user's profile, navigate to Users & Groups > Users and either select the desired user from the list, or select List Users and find the correct user from the list to view their profile.

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Viewing the User Profile

The user profile has four tabs: Account, Permissions, Devices, and Activity. Admins can also use the dropdown next to the username to View Latest Portal Logins from a user.

Account

This page summarizes the user account information. It lists:

  • The user's role: The user's role controls their access to the product. Note that adjusting this will affect what form submissions they can view in the web portal.

  • Language/Timezone preferences.

  • Subscription and Max Active Devices: What type of subscription the user is on, and how many devices they can have logged in before one is deactivated.

    If your team has Self-Registration enabled (Advanced or Enterprise tier only), the profile shows whether the user self-registered.

  • Activity: The date and time when the user last signed into the web portal, reconciled a device, and submitted a record.

  • The Contact information for the user, such as their phone number, email address, and so forth.

  • Organization: If configured, the Organization box displays information on the user's role in the company or organization, such as Employee ID, Supervisor's name, or other relevant information.

Permissions

Permissions control:

  • What forms users have access to on their mobile devices,
  • What access users have in the web portal (beyond what is configured by their user role).

User Groups

This shows what groups the user is in, and if the user has special user permission in these groups (data record listener, etc)

User FormSpace Permissions

This shows what forms the groups the user is part of have access to, and what kind of access they have to these forms.

Devices

This tab lists the user's active devices and past devices. Note that by default, users are allowed three active devices per account. Logging in on the mobile app with a new device after three will deactivate the oldest one.

Activity

This tab shows the user's recent data record submission activity in both chart and tabular form. Shown below is the chart form:

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Editing the User Profile

Need to update your company information, or contact info? You can edit your own profile, and TrueContext Admin users can edit the profiles of anyone on their team.

To edit your profile, select Update from the dropdown menu next to the username.

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When editing the user profile, you have access to the following tabs:

Account


Billing

  • The Billing Account is the subscription that you added the user to.
  • To identify the user as the Account Owner, select the checkbox. This simply flags the user as the account owner in our system and has no other effect.

Contact (optional)

Contact information includes phone number, address, and a second (alternate) email address. This information is available in the User Data Source and when you export user data.

Provide an Alternate Email Address when you want to:

  • Use the alternate email address as the organizer of an event.

    For example, you might want customer appointments to show service.team@company.com as the organizer rather than the individual technician's email.

  • Send submitted data to a different email address than the user's primary account address.

    For example, a field technician completes a service report using their company tablet. Their primary email (alex.general@company.com) is their general work email where they receive daily communications. Their alternate email (alex.reports@company.com) is specifically set up to receive copies of completed service reports. By sending the submitted data to the alternate email address, the technician can keep their service documentation organized separately. This makes it easier to track and reference completed work.


Organization (optional)

You can add organizational information—such as the user's employee ID or manager's name—to help identify users within your team. This information appears in User List CSV Exports and User Data Sources.


Advanced

  • Aliases: Aliases provide a way for you to set up alternative usernames that map to usernames in other systems. This streamlines integration between TrueContext and back-office systems.

    • Each user can have up to five unique system-alias pairs.

    • If your team uses SSO (SAML), you might also have a username suffix set up. If you do, the alias must include the suffix, for example:

      • Username suffix: @company.co
      • Alias: alexl@company.co.

      This ensures the correct username mapping between systems.

  • Show 'Get Started' Tab: The Get Started tab is displayed when a user signs into the TrueContext Web PortalClosed The TrueContext Web Portal is a web application used to manage security settings, forms, FormSpaces, other users, Data Sources, and Data Destinations.. As the name suggests, this tab contains links to content designed to help users get started using TrueContext. The Progress indicator on the Get Started tab keeps track of how many of the recommended topic links a user has clicked through. To hide the tab, clear the checkbox.

  • Preferred Page Size: For Admin users and Web Portal Users, specifies the number of results per page. For example, the list of form submissions (dispatched and submitted records) shows 100 records per page unless you change this setting.

  • CSV Export File Delimiter: For Admin users and Web Portal Users, specifies the delimiter—either a comma or a semi-colon—for CSV export files.