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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Your account in Novacula is the user identity behind every action you take in the console. It is independent of any organization — you keep one account even if you join, leave, or switch between organizations. Open Account from the avatar menu in the top-right. The page is split into a Profile card, a Change password card, an Active sessions card, and a My recent activity feed.

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Profile

Today only one field is self-editable:
  • Display name — shown in the events feed, member list, and audit log.
  • Email — rendered as a read-only field with the hint “Contact an administrator to change your email.” Email change is admin-only because it requires the email-verification flow that ships with the platform’s email transport (still in progress). See Edit member profile for the admin-directed flow.
A system admin can also rename users from the admin console — both changes (yours and the admin’s) are recorded in the audit log.

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Change password

Use Change password to rotate the password tied to your email:
  • Enter your current password, then the new one (minimum 8 chars).
  • On success, all your other active sessions are revoked; the session you’re using stays valid.
If you don’t remember your current password, see If you lost your password — an admin in your organization can reset it for you.

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Active sessions

Every browser, IDE, or programmatic client you log into creates a session. The card shows, per row:
  • IP address and user agent of the device.
  • Created and last-active timestamps.
  • A marker for the session you’re currently viewing.
Use Revoke on any non-current row to terminate that session immediately. Use Sign out everywhere else above the table to revoke every session except the current one at once. The button is disabled when only the current session is present. See Sessions and security for the full session model and impersonation behaviour.

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My recent activity

Below the profile cards, the account page embeds a chronological feed of every audit-worthy action you performed across the organization — sign-ins, settings changes, node operations, key rotations, and so on. Filter by date range or action type to focus on a specific incident. The same data feeds Audit log at the org level; this view is the self-scoped slice (actorUserId === currentUser.id) of that log.

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Switching organization

Regular users belong to exactly one organization at a time, so there is no switcher in the sidebar — the active organization is whichever one your membership points at. System admins can act across organizations by impersonating users from the admin console; that opens a new session marked with impersonatedBy (see Sessions and security). See Manage your organization for what an organization actually is.