Users
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Users is a section of workspace management where you can manage the users of your workspace, deactivate or reactivate them, change their roles.
There are three types of licenses you can grant to users:
Regular: this is the main type of license - a regular user is a fully capable user with access to all functionality (within the limits of what their user role permits)
Read-only: a user with limited capabilities, only able to view the items they have access to and leave comments on test cases, defects, and test case reviews - but not able to create, modify or delete any entities. Read-only users are unlimited in number and are complimentary.
Billing: a user with limited capabilities, only able to see the workspace: billing section, but not other entities. The purpose of such a user is to manage the subscription, invoices, and payment methods. You cannot invite someone as a billing user - you can only convert an existing regular or read-only user into a billing user. Billing users - just like the read-only ones - are unlimited in number and are complimentary.
All of the existing users in your account can be found in the users section. Use the filters to look up users by their status (active or inactive), type (regular, read-only, billing) and role (owner, administrator, and member).
For each user you see, there are details about their status (green check and red cross), type (regular, billing, and read-only), role, role title, and how long ago their last action was logged.
There are additional actions that can be performed on each user - if you click the three-dots menu button on the right from user details:
You can convert an active user into a read-only or billing user (if they are a regular user) or a regular user (if they are read-only or billing user at the moment) or billing user (if they are read-only or regular user)
You can deactivate or activate a user account
You can go to user settings to adjust their name, role title, and role
You can also grant ownership (if you are the owner) to any other regular user
You can also reactivate a deactivated user