Settings - User Information
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Click the User Information tab. You can upload a profile picture, change your name, change your password, change your secret question and answer and enable two-step verification.

Change Profile Picture

The User Information displays your profile icon along with a small camera icon. To update the profile picture, do the following:

  1. Click the camera icon and browse images in your system.
  2. Select an appropriate image.
  3. Adjust the selected image and align it as per the focus circle. The slider helps you zoom in and zoom out the image.
  4. Once you set the alignment, click Set Profile Picture.

Note:
You can upload any image with a maximum size of up to 1 MB. The image can be in JPG, JPEG, PNG, and GIF file formats.
Change Profile Name

The User Information page displays your profile name and an Edit option to change it. To change the profile name, click the Edit option and provide the new name in the respective First Name and Last Name fields. Click Save to change the profile name.

Change Profile Password

Click the Edit option provided next to Change Password to manage the profile password. Provide the current and new passwords in their respective fields complying with the application's password policy, and click Save to change the password. 

Following are some points to remember while setting up a password:

  • Use 8-20 characters
  • Use a mix of upper and lowercase letters and at least one special character other than less than, equal than, back slash, forward slash, and left and right brackets.
  • Do not use your user ID, user name, or name of your company.

 

Change the Secret Question

Click the Edit option provided next to Change Secret Question to update the secret question that you set previously. The secret question usually helps the application verify the authenticity of account owners when they forget their accounts password. 

Select the required question from the list and provide your answer to the selected question. Do not share this question and answer with anyone, as it can compromise the security of your account. Click Save to update the secret question.

Set Two-Step Verification

The Two-Step Verification process adds an extra layer of security to the application when you try to login to it. By default, this option is disabled while creating the account. If you want to activate two-step verification for the account, enable the toggle next to Two-Step Verification.


After enabling this feature, you have to select any one of the channels so that the application can use it to implement two-step verification. Click the Edit option available near Two-Step Verification and select any one of the following verification channels:

  • Email: An OTP is sent to the registered email Id when you try to log in to the application. Use that OTP to authenticate yourself while logging in. This option is selected by default when you enable Two-Step Verification. Here you can see the registered email you have used to create your account. Click Save if you want to choose this for the two-step verification.
  • Email and SMS: An OTP is sent to the registered email Id and mobile number when you try to log in to the application. Use that OTP to authenticate yourself while logging in. If your mobile number is not registered, you have to register your mobile number before saving this configuration. Once you have set up your phone and validated, click Save.

  • Authenticator App: If you select this option, you have to configure an Authenticator App and use the unique code that the app provides to log in to the application.
    Authenticator apps are mobile applications to generate time-based one-time passwords. A few of the authenticator apps include Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and so on. So, when setting up the two-step verification with an authenticator app, you will link your account to the app by scanning a QR code or manually entering a provided code.
    The app then generates a unique verification code that refreshes every few seconds. During login, you need to open the authenticator app on your smartphone or device, retrieve the current code, and enter it on the login page. Let's see a use case of how you can enable the Two-step verification using the Google Authenticator app, which you have already installed on your device. Open the application, enter the generated code from your device into the Verification Code field, and click Verify.
    You can also scan the QR code. Scan the QR code on the screen, using the application installed on your phone, and a code is generated. Retrieve the code and click Verify. Once validated, click Save.
    That's all it takes!
    Note:
    Authenticator apps work offline; their codes are independent of the internet connection or network signal.

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