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# Profile and account access

> Manage your own account details, organization memberships, and password-related access tasks.

## Summary

This page is about the individual user account experience rather than workspace-wide admin controls.

The current profile flow suggests that users can manage their own core identity details and initiate password-reset behavior without treating every account issue as an admin problem.

## Who this is for

* Individual teammates managing their own account
* Owners or admins troubleshooting user access with a teammate
* Internal teammates documenting self-service account tasks

## Where to find it in the app

* **Profile**
* password reset flows when needed

## What the current profile experience suggests

The current profile page appears to cover:

* name and email details
* organization and managed organization context
* account timestamps
* password reset initiation

## What belongs here vs. what does not

This page is the right place for:

* updating your own basic account details
* understanding your organization membership context
* starting a password reset for yourself

This page is **not** the right place for:

* adding teammates
* changing another person's role
* changing organization-wide defaults

## Password reset behavior

The current profile flow suggests a built-in self-service path that sends a secure reset link to the signed-in user's email address.

That matters because it reduces the need to escalate every password issue to an admin.

Simple version: if the problem is "my password," start with **Profile** before starting with **Team**.

## Why organization context appears here

The profile surface also shows organization and managed-organization context, which helps a user understand where they belong without turning Profile into a team-management page.

## Common mistakes

* going to **Team** when the real issue is your own account
* treating profile access like organization administration
* assuming password reset always needs owner/admin involvement
* confusing your own organization context with the ability to manage team membership

## Why this matters

Good profile docs reduce confusion between:

* what a user can fix for themselves
* what requires an owner or admin
* what belongs in team management versus profile management

## Success checklist

* [ ] Users know where to update their own profile details.
* [ ] Users know how to start a password reset safely.
* [ ] The difference between self-service account changes and admin-managed access changes is clear.
* [ ] Users know when to leave **Profile** and go to **Team** or **Settings** instead.

## Related pages

* [Team management](/admin/team-management)
* [Permissions and access](/support/permissions-and-access)
* [Organization settings](/admin/organization-settings)