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Navigate to Administration > Users
Select one or more users using search or filtering.
Choose Decline and their status will be revoked
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Declined users are not able to access the platform and will not receive e-mail notifications. As a declined user registering again with the same e-mail address is not possible. |
Editing User Details
User Management also gives you the possibility to directly edit the profile of your users.
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The column Last Login shows the date a user last logged and provided credentials. This allows you to identify inactive platform users.
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Deleting Users
To delete a user follow these steps.
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Our user deletion is GDPR compliant. This means that a deleted user is removed whenever possible, e.g. from shared projects, as a part assignee, etc. When the deleted user was the author of orders, parts, etc, the user will be anonymized, i.e. the part author will be listed as “Deleted User”.
Orders and order documents (e.g. invoices) remain in place unchanged to comply with Services' legal obligations of retaining those records.
Restricting a User’s Access to Payment Methods by Setting the Trust Status
As an organization admin, you can set a user’s trust status to be either of “Basic” or “Trusted”. This setting has an impact on which payment method is available to this user during checkout.
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Example
A Service has two payment methods configured:
Credit card payment
Customer Type: Everyone
Invoice payment
Customer Type: Only Trusted
User A has the setting Customer Type = Basic. During checkout only the payment option Credit card payment is available to User A.
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The Customer Type and the associated trust level is not visible to customers. |
For more information see https://3yourmind.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PD/pages/276627570/Configuring+Payment+Methods#Customizing-Payment-Options-for-Different-Customer-Segments.
Administrators can set globally whether new users should be categorized as Basic or Trusted.