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Adding and Managing Users

Super Admins can add and manage Users from Hello > Account Settings > Users. This area can be used to create new Users, define User types, assign User Permission Groups, and define and manage User authentication like passwords and 2FA.

Adding Users

From the Users menu you will see a list of existing Users in the account, as well as the option to create a new User. Click Add User.

You will need to fill in the following information:

Field

Description

Email Address

This will be the Username used to login.

Username must be formatted as an email address but, it does not need to be a valid address. Using a valid email address will allow the User to request a password reset if necessary.

Password

It is required to set a password when creating a User. The requirements are as follows:

  • Is 12 characters or longer

  • Contains at least one capital letter

  • Contains at least one number

  • Contains at least one special character from .!”#$%&()*+,:;<>@[]^{}|~

  • Avoids predictable sequences and words

Display Name

Displayed when the User logs in

First Name

User’s first name

Last Name

User’s last name

Group

The permission group the User belongs to.

Admin and Super Admin user types do not require a permission group.

User Type

User

Access to modules and content is defined by the assigned permission group.

Admin

Has access to all modules and content in the Engaging Networks account. Cannot create or administer Users.

Super Admin

Has access to all modules and content in the Engaging Networks account. Can also create or administer Users.

Security (optional)

Check the box to require the User to use two factor authentication.

Once you have filled in the required information click Save User.

Managing Existing Users

From the Users menu you will see a list of existing Users in the account and their User Type, Display, Name, Email, Status, and Group.

Users can be deleted by selecting the image-20250730-184937.png . You can edit details about Users selecting the image-20250730-183607.png. You can edit any of the fields listed above and there will be an additional field of status and additional options for Security settings.

Field

Description

Status

Active

The User is enabled and can log in and access Engaging Networks.

Inactive

The User is disabled and restricted from accessing Engaging Networks.

Pending

The User is awaiting manual approval by a Super Admin and is restricted from accessing Engaging Networks.

Security (optional)

Check the box to require the User to use two factor authentication or uncheck to disable. If the User has already logged in using 2FA, there will be an option here to reset the secret token.

Adding and Managing API Users

Unlike regular Users, API Users cannot login to the platform. This User type will have an associated API Key that can be used with the Engaging Networks REST API.

From the Users menu you will see a list of existing Users in the account, as well as the option to create a new User. Click Add API User.

Field

Description

Email Address

Required but not needed for API access. May be included in some logs to identify User.

Username must be formatted as an email address but, it does not need to be a valid address.

Display Name

Required but not needed for API access. May be included in some logs to identify User.

First Name

Required but not needed for API access. May be included in some logs to identify User.

Last Name

Required but not needed for API access. May be included in some logs to identify User.

Remote Address

This should be the IP address(es) where calls will come from. Authentication and supporter operations are forced to comply with these addresses. Multiple IP addresses can be separated by ~ and no spaces.

There is a maximum of 200 characters and IP Ranges are not supported.

Page Processing should respect Remote Address

If you wish the page processing endpoint to also comply with the IPs listed in the Remote Address area, then check this option.

Group

This will be the permission group the user belongs to.

For Supporter Services calls, Create, Modify, and View permissions under ‘Manage individual supporters’ are required.

For Page Components calls and the Get survey responses call, View permission under ‘Manage Page’ is required.

Status

Active

The User is enabled and the associated API Key can be used to access or change data in Engaging Networks.

Inactive

The User is disabled and the associated API Key is restricted from accessing or changing data in Engaging Networks.

Pending

The User is awaiting manual approval by a Super Admin and the associated API Key is restricted from accessing or changing data in Engaging Networks.

API Key

Available after saving the API User initially. An alphanumeric token that can be used to authenticate with the Engaging Networks API. There are also options to Revoke the key which will invalidate the current key and generate a new one and also to Copy the key.

API keys are sensitive information and should only be transmitted through secure channels.

Bulk Actions

There are some changes that can be made to Users in bulk by selecting the checkbox icon to the left of the specific Users or the checkbox in the header to select all Users.

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Once there are Users selected, additional options will become visible at the top of the User menu. From here the Status of the selected Users can be updated to Active or Inactive and Two Factor Authentication can be Enabled or Disabled.

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