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Every person recorded in your accessplanit platform is stored as a ‘User’, this includes training administrators, course trainers, the people who attend your courses, and the people who book your courses.
Storing people’s information in your accessplanit platform as Users means that you have a centralised, real-time list of contact information that your administration team can all access and maintain! This centralisation ensures that you can track user activity easily, have control over the different levels of access each of your Users have when they log in to your accessplanit platform, and supports you with meeting security and compliance requirements.
Benefits
Here are the benefits of storing Users in your accessplanit platform
Centralised List of Users
Having a centralised list of all User information can help your administration team to maintain and see in real-time up-to-date customer information from one place.
Configurable and Customisable
To support your ways of working, Custom Fields can be created to ensure you are storing all useful and relevant information needed about your Customers, and Configure Forms can be used by Super Admins to define what information is mandatory for your Users.
Tracked User Activity
Delegate records, Booking records, Invoicing and User award records all link back to Users. By having a list of all Users, you can track their activity all from one place!
Access Control
Training Administrators can control whether your customer Users are Managers or Individuals to define their access level when they log in to your platform, additional ‘restrict bookings’ is available where needed to prevent specific people from being able to make course bookings.
Security / Data Protection
To support Security & Data Protection, your accessplanit platform has support for MFA logins to protect logins and data, additionally you can anonymise User data when their information is no longer necessary without deleting their record and their history.
Key Terms and Glossary
Users
Every person recorded in your accessplanit platform is stored as a ‘User’, this includes training administrators, course trainers, the people who attend your courses, and the people who book your courses.
Accounts
Each User in your platform needs to belong to at least one ‘Account’, this is typically their employer.
The are two types of Accounts in your platform:
👩🏫 Training Provider Accounts
These Accounts offer Courses.
Your User will belong to a Training Provider Account.
🏢 Customer Accounts
Your customer Users will belong to customer Accounts.
These Accounts make bookings onto Courses.
Any users who do not wish to be stored with employer/company information are members of the "Guest Account".
Main Account Name
This is the primary Account / employment for the User, this is used for filtering and reporting.
Employment
Employment is where you can manage which Account(s) a User is assigned to, including their start and end dates fro their employment, and selecting which Account is their ‘Main Account'.
Management
Management is where you can specific the Users, Accounts, or Account Groups that your selected User is the manager for, so that they can receive email updates about them.
Please note: This is different to the role of Manager, please see below for details of the Manager Role.
Roles
Roles allow you to choose what access a User has when they log in to your accessplanit platform; whether this be an Individual, a Manager, or a Super/Training Administrator
Main Role
If a User has multiple Roles assigned to them, this is their primary Role, this is used for filtering and reporting.
Role: Individual
Individual Users can view and manage their own personal information, and book themselves onto Courses.
Role: Manager
Manager Users can view and manage the personal information of Users that are employed by Accounts they manage, and book these Users onto Courses.
Role: Training Administrator
Training Administratorscan complete all core course admin actions, read more.
Role: Super Administrator
Super Administratorshave access to all admin actions including security options, read more.
Where to find Users
From the Main Navigation Menu, select ‘Users’
This will open the Users DataGrid
From this DataGrid, you can search and add filters to narrow down exactly who you are looking for, then view and edit their details
It is generally not advised to delete Users, as they can be linked to so many areas of the platform! Even if they are not booked onto a Course, or they haven’t been Invoiced, they may still have audit trails and activity linked to them.
When you ‘delete’ a User, they will first get the status of deleted to indicate that are no longer active. If you need to really delete them completely, you would repeat the process of deleting them to remove them from your platform.
How do I merge two Duplicate Users together?
Go to the Users' DataGrid, search or filter for the two users, so that they both appear on the DataGrid, and Left Click to highlight both Users…
Click the Drop Down Options on the Top Left of the DataGrid, and select Merge.
Once you click this option, you’ll be prompted to choose a record to Keep - this determines which record the other merges into, and what Data is kept / copied over to the new merged-to record.
Once you’re happy, click Merge to complete the merge process.
How do I impersonate a user to book courses or apply discounts?
What is Impersonate User?
The Impersonate User feature lets Administrators temporarily "act as" another user — seeing the platform as they would and performing actions on their behalf, such as booking courses or applying discounts.
Who can use it?
Training Administrators can impersonate customer users (Individuals and Managers).
Super Administrators can impersonate customer users and Training Administrators, but not other Super Administrators.
How to impersonate a user
Go to Users from the main navigation.
Find the user and right-click → Edit.
On their account page, click Actions → Impersonate User.
You'll now see and interact with the platform as that user.
Booking a course on their behalf
Navigate to the relevant Courses DataGrid.
Right-click the course → Add to Basket.
Select the number of delegates and proceed through the booking steps.
On the Payment step, enter any Discount Codes — automatic discounts will apply on their own if the booking qualifies.
Select your payment method and click Complete.
Applying discounts
Manual: Enter the discount code on the Payment step.
Automatic: Applied automatically to qualifying bookings — no code needed.
How can I export a list of booking users / view booking user contact information?
To view contact info: Open the Users DataGrid, right-click a User and select Preview for a quick view, or Edit to see full details including the Contact tab
For advanced reporting: Use the Report Writer or Report Engine to build and export custom reports including user contact details
What Users statuses stop Users from logging in?
The following User statuses will stop a User from being able to login:
Inactive
Deleted
Pending
Locked - however Users can request a password reset email to unlock their Accounts
The following User statuses will allow a User to login (so long as they provide the correct login details!)
Active
New
Import
Temporary
How do I grant Super Admin access to a User?
To give a user Super Administrator access, this can be done by other Super Administrators via the roles tab within a users account.
To remove this role from a user, you will need to change their Super Administrator role to be the Training Administrator role instead.
How do I view user activity logs?
To view a users activity logs, follow the steps below:
Go to the Users DataGrid.
Find the record you’re interested in.
Right‑click the row.
Choose Audit Logs
A datagrid will open showing:
Date/time of the change
Which user made the change (User ID)
What action was taken / what changed
How do I associate a user with a company or account group?
To associate a users with a company or account group, follow the steps below:
1. Associate a User with a company (Account)
Go to Users from the main navigation.
Find the User in the Users DataGrid and edirt their record.
On the Account tab, set:
Main Account = the company they belong to.
Open the Employment tab:
Click Add (or edit an existing row).
Select the Account (company).
Set Employment Start / End Dates as needed.
Tick/set this as the Main Account if this is their primary company.
Save.
2. Associate a User with an Account Group
Users are not added directly to Account Groups. Instead:
Accounts (companies) belong to Account Groups.
A User “belongs” to an Account Group because their Main Account (or another Employment Account) is in that group.
So to place a User in an Account Group:
Identify the User’s Main Account (or the Account you want them linked through).
Go to Accounts and open that Account.
In the Account record, set:
Main Account Group (or add the Account to the relevant Account Group.
Save.
How do I assign a course to a user?
To assign a course to a user, you need to create a Delegate record.
You can do this either by going to the Course in question, going to the Delegates list and selecting Add Delegate…
… allowing you to assign their User ID, and set their Status, among other fields.
Alternatively, you can do this from SmartGrids > Class/Web Delegates, and clicking Add [Course Type] Delegate…
… selecting a User ID, a Course Date, and all the other relevant options.
How do I update user access to match another user?
To update a users access to match another user, follow the guidance below:
Identify the “source” user’s access
Go to Users from the main navigation.
Find and open the existing user who already has the correct access.
You need to check:
Their Main Role under the Employment section
Their Roles:
From the Users DataGrid, right‑click their row → select Roles User Roles OverviewPreview
Any Manager / Training Administrator access they have over Accounts or Account Groups.
Make a quick note of:
Role names (e.g. Training Administrator, Manager, Report Writer – Viewer, API v2 – Scopes, etc.)
Which Accounts or Account Groups are listed for those roles.
Apply the same access to the “target” user
Still on Users, find and open the user who needs matching access.
Set their Main Role to match:
In the Employment / Main Account section, set Main Role to the same value as the source user (e.g. Manager, Training Administrator).
Copy their Roles:
From the Users DataGrid, right‑click the target user → Roles.
Add the same Role rows you saw on the source user, including:
Same Role name (e.g. Manager, Training Administrator, Report Writer – Viewer).
Same Account / Account Group / Training Provider values in the role row.
How do I manage or update customer users and their contact details?
Go to Users DataGrid, and apply filters/search for the User in question
Edit the User, and go to the Account, and Contact section to make direct changes to the User’s information…
Once you’re happy with any changes click Save.
Scrolling down to the Employment Section will allow you to update their Main Account - left clicking the account will give you the option to edit the Account itself.
How can I add a new user?
To add a new user, follow the guidance listed below:
Steps to Add a New User
From the Main Navigation Menu, click Users, this opens the Users DataGrid
Click the Add User button. This opens the Account Information form, fill in the key details:
First Name, Last Name, and Email Address
Under the Employment section, click Select to choose the Main Account for the User
The Main Account links the User to their company and determines the framework for their Main Role
Select the Main Role for the User. This controls their level of access when they log in. The three Main Roles are:
Administrator - Full platform access
Manager - Manages their own Account's users and bookings
Individual - Can view and book themselves onto courses
Click Save
How do I set multiple users to inactive at once?
You can set multiple users to inactive at the same time within accessplanit by either using the Bulk Edit feature in the Users DataGrid or via the import functionality. Follow the guidance below:
Using Bulk Edit in the Users DataGrid
Open the Users DataGrid from the main navigation menu
Make sure the Status column is visible
Use filters or search to narrow down the users you want to deactivate (e.g., filter by Account, Account Group, last logged on date, etc.)
Select the users you want to set to inactive (rows will highlight in blue)
Click the Bulk Edit button at the top of the DataGrid
From the dropdown, select Status
Set the value to Inactive
Click Save to apply the change to all selected users