Managing Users in the Workspace
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In this guide, you'll learn how to effectively manage users in your Paradime workspace. Proper user management is crucial for maintaining security, controlling access, and facilitating collaboration in your analytics engineering projects.
Estimated completion time: 10 minutes
In this guide, you'll learn how to:
The following video provides step-by-step instructions for managing users in your Paradime workspace:
To begin managing users:
Navigate to your account settings
Select the "Team" section from the left menu.
Here, you'll find the user management panel, displaying all current active users, their roles, and their last login time.
To invite new users to your workspace:
Click on the New User
button at the top right.
Choose to invite via Slack or email.
For email invitations:
Enter the user's email address(es), separated by commas for multiple invites.
Click 'Continue'. and Assign roles to the new users (e.g., Analyst, Admin).
When done, click 'Send Invitation'.
After sending invitations, you can view pending users and their invite status in additional tabs.
To update a user's role:
Click on the three dots menu next to the user's name.
Select 'Edit'.
Choose the new role you want to assign (e.g., Developer).
Click the confirmation button to save changes.
To deactivate or disable a user:
Click on the three dots menu next to the user's name.
Select 'Disable User'.
To allow users from specific email domains to join without an invitation:
Type the email domain in the designated field.
Click 'Add a Domain'.
To remove an auto-join domain:
Click on the three dots menu next to the domain.
Select 'Remove'.
You've now learned how to effectively manage users in your Paradime workspace, including inviting new users, managing roles, and setting up auto-join domains. These skills will help you maintain a secure and collaborative environment for your analytics engineering projects.
Next, we'll explore to begin your journey with dbt™ development in Paradime.