Edit a User Account

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Account Administrators can edit the details, access permissions, and status of users accounts in their organization.

To edit an account:
  1. Log into Account Manager.
  2. Click Users.

    The Users page opens, showing a list of email addresses for all users in your organization (or organizations).

  3. In the Organizations Users section, click the email address of the account you want to edit.
    The user profile opens.
  4. In the Multi-Factor Verification section you can remove multi-factor authentication (MFA) verification methods on behalf of the user. For example, if a user loses or replaces a method, remove it so they can add a new method.
    1. Click the trash bin icon of the verification method you want to remove.
      Account Manager displays a message asking you to confirm that you want to remove the method.
    2. Click Remove.
  5. In the Organizations section, click Add.
    1. Search for organizations, and check each organization to which the account belongs (each account must belong to one or more organizations).
    2. To apply the organizations to the user, click Add.
    A message is sent to the email address, notifying the user about their membership in a new organization.
  6. In the Primary Organization list, modify the user's primary organization.
  7. In the Roles section, click Add to open the Assign Roles window.
    If the user needs to access a sandbox of PIG instance, select either Business Manager User or Business Manager Administrator under the eCommerce Platform section.
    1. Search for roles, and check each role that you want the user to have.
    2. To assign the roles to the user, click Add.
      Some roles, for example Business Manager User or Business Manager Administrator, need access to specific sandbox or PIG instances and a role scope is required.
  8. If the role needs access to an instance, add a role scope.
    1. Select the filter icon.
    2. In the Add Instance Filters tab, select an organization.
    3. Enter the names for the instances you want the user to have access to.
    4. Select the instances.
    5. Click Add.