Users

Users are everyone who has access to your Tracy workspace (e.g., you or your colleagues). Users can have access to data and be assigned as responsible for tasks, orders, etc. What specific data a user can view or edit is determined by their role and dataset configuration.

Tracy features two types of users:

Regular users. Represent real individuals; they use email, Apple, or Google accounts to log in.
Guests. Access Tracy via a unique link. A guest can represent either an individual or a group of people (e.g., a client’s team that needs access to their project tasks).

System Settings Access

Unlike guests, standard users can be granted three levels of access to system settings:

Selective—management of only specific dashboards and datasets.
Extended—management of all dashboards, datasets, roles, and users (except for users with full access).
Full—unrestricted management of the entire workspace, including deletion, subscriptions, and billing.

To manage users, click on your workspace name in the sidebar, then go to the “Users” section.

Please note: if the workspace name is not clickable, it means you do not have access to the system settings. In this case, please contact the administrator or the workspace owner.

Adding a User

To add a user, click the blue button with the “+” icon at the bottom right of the screen.

In the window that opens, specify the user’s type, name, email address, role, system settings access level, and click the “Save” button.

Please note: before a new regular user can access the workspace, they must confirm their email address by following the link in the email sent to them.

Please note: only a user with full access to system settings can grant this level of access to a new user.

Editing User Information

To change user information, click on the corresponding row in the list of users, make the necessary changes in the window that appears, and click the “Save” button.

Please note: before a user can use a new email to log in (if it has been changed), they must confirm it by clicking on the link in the email sent to them.

Please note: only a user with full access to system settings can grant this level of access to another user. Additionally, a workspace must always have at least one active user with full access to system settings.

Activating and Deactivating a User

Deactivated users lose the ability to log into the workspace and do not affect the plan’s limits on the number of users. However, they continue to be displayed in tasks or orders to which they were assigned.

To activate or deactivate a user, click on the corresponding row in the list of users and choose the appropriate option from the drop-down context menu in the window that appears.

Please note: only a user with full access to system settings can activate or deactivate a user with the same level of access. Additionally, a workspace must always have at least one active user with full access to system settings.

Deleting a User

To delete a user, click on the corresponding row in the list of users and select the “Delete” option from the drop-down context menu in the window that appears.

Please note: only a user with full access to system settings can delete a user with the same level of access. Additionally, a workspace must always have at least one active user with full access to system settings.

Caution: this action cannot be undone! They will also be removed from all the records they are assigned to, and their name will be replaced with “Tracy” in the activity log.