User Management
Manage users and groups in your Hublvu organization.
Users
Viewing Users
Navigate to User Management in the Security section of the sidebar to see all users.
The user list displays:
- Name and email
- Role assignment
- Status (active, inactive)
- Last login
- Group membership
Creating Users
- Click Add User
- Enter user details:
- Email address (required)
- Name
- Initial role
- Click Create
The user receives an email invitation to set up their account.
Editing Users
- Find the user in the list
- Click to open user details
- Modify fields:
- Name
- Role
- Group membership
- Status
- Save changes
User Status
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Active | User can log in and access the platform |
| Inactive | User cannot log in; data preserved |
| Pending | Invitation sent, account not yet activated |
Deactivating Users
To remove access without deleting the user:
- Open user details
- Change status to Inactive
- Save
Deactivated users:
- Cannot log in
- Data and history preserved
- Can be reactivated later
Deleting Users
To permanently remove a user:
- Open user details
- Click Delete
- Confirm deletion
Deletion is permanent. Consider deactivating instead to preserve history.
Groups
Groups organize users and simplify permission management.
Why Use Groups
- Simplify permissions — Assign permissions once to a group instead of each user
- Agent access — Control which agents group members can use
- Team organization — Organize users by team, department, or function
Creating Groups
- Go to Group Management
- Click Create Group
- Enter:
- Group name
- Description
- Click Create
Adding Members
- Open the group
- Click Add Members
- Select users to add
- Save
Or add group membership from the user detail page.
Group Permissions
Configure what group members can do:
- Open group settings
- Go to Permissions tab
- Configure:
- Agent access (which agents members can use)
- Tool operations (what operations are allowed)
- Feature access (which features are visible)
- Save
Removing Members
- Open the group
- Find the member
- Click Remove
- Confirm
Deleting Groups
- Open group settings
- Click Delete Group
- Confirm
Members are not deleted; they lose only the group's permissions.
Best Practices
Instead of assigning permissions to individual users, create groups and add users to them. This makes permission management easier as your team grows.
Name groups after their function: "Network Operations", "Database Admins", "Read-Only Users". This makes it clear what each group is for.
Periodically review user access:
- Remove users who no longer need access
- Update group membership as roles change
- Verify permissions are appropriate
Give users only the permissions they need. Start with minimal access and add more as needed.
Related Topics
- Roles & Permissions — Configure access control
- Security Settings — Authentication and session settings
- Audit Logs — Track user actions