User Administration
Learn how to manage user accounts, assign permissions, define roles, and enhance the security of your Payrexx account by setting up two-factor authentication.anage the users of your Payrexx instance.
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Learn how to manage user accounts, assign permissions, define roles, and enhance the security of your Payrexx account by setting up two-factor authentication.anage the users of your Payrexx instance.
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To access the settings, navigate to the main menu of your Payrexx account and go to Settings > User Administration:
Depending on the plan you have activated, different numbers of user accounts are available in Payrexx:
Free Plan: 1 user
Standard Plan: 3 users
Premium Plan: Unlimited number of users
The user management section in Payrexx is divided into the two areas users and user roles.
In the "Users" tab, the following settings can be configured:
Enforcing Two-Factor Authentication: When you enable this toggle, all users will be required to activate Two-Factor Authentication.
For more information on two-factor authentication (2FA), refer to the corresponding support article:
2-Factor AuthenticationUser overview and management: Overview of the currently created user accounts. By clicking on an account, you can make changes.
Add user: Add a new user. A newly created user will receive an email with a link to log in and set a password.
If the invited user does not receive the email, it is recommended to check the spam folder. If the email ended up in the spam folder, please mark the sender's address as "not spam."
One of the registered users is always the account owner:
All important emails from Payrexx are sent to this email address.
To change the account owner, hover over the desired user and click the middle of the three icons. This will designate the user as the new account owner.
The "User roles" tab provides an overview of the registered user roles, with "Administrator" and "Employee" being system-generated roles that cannot be deleted.
This user role has all permissions.
This is the default role for users without administrative rights.
The "Test" role in the example above is a role created by the merchant.
By clicking on "Add a user role," you can create and define custom roles. The following settings can be configured:
Role name: Assign any name to the role.
Description: Describe who or what the role is intended for.
This role owns all rights: Enable this toggle to grant all the listed permissions.
Permission for: Select for each individual function, tool, or setting whether users assigned to this role should have permission or not.