> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.checkcle.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.checkcle.io/main-features/setting-panel/2.-user-management.md).

# 2. User Management

The **User Management** section in CheckCle allows administrators to manage user accounts, assign roles, and control access to the system. From this dashboard, you can view, add, update, or disable users.

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### Features ➕ Add User

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* Click **Add User** to create a new account.
* Provide the following information:
  * **User** – Full name of the user.
  * **Username** – Unique identifier for login.
  * **Email** – User’s email address, used for communication and password reset.
  * **Role** – Define user permissions. Example roles:
    * **Super Admin** – Full access to system settings and user management.
    * **Admin** – Can manage data and settings but cannot manage users.
  * **Status** – Active or Inactive account state.

## My Account

The **My Account** section allows you to manage and update your personal account settings in CheckCle. From here, you can view your profile details, change security settings, and update your information as needed.

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### Profile Details

In this section, you can review and update your account information:

* **Full Name** – The display name associated with your account.
* **Username** – Your login name (cannot be duplicated with other users).
* **Email** – Your registered email address (used for login notifications, password recovery, and system alerts).

After making changes, click **Save Changes** to update your profile.

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### Security

The **Security** tab allows you to manage account security settings such as:

* **Password Update** – Change your current password to a new one.
* **Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)** *(if enabled in the system)* – Add an extra layer of protection to your account
