Once you’ve created an account, you can associate existing users with it manually. Alternatively, you can create and associate users with an account simultaneously using the Account Users application. Here you can also manage all users associated with accounts.
Note
For Liferay 7.4 U20/GA20 and earlier versions, you can only create users for accounts via the Account Users application. You cannot associate users created in the Users and Organizations application with accounts.
You can invite users to an account by email. Liferay sends an automated invitation email to the person you specify to create a new user and be associated with an account.
Make sure you have already configured mail for your Liferay instance.
Open the Global Menu () and go to Control Panel → Accounts.
Select the account you want to invite users to and go to the Users tab.
Click New and select Invite Users.
Note
Liferay DXP 2023.Q4+/Portal GA92+
A new permission called Invite User was added at the Account Entry level to separate the ability to invite users and assign them roles. A user with only the Invite User permission cannot view the Assign Users option after clicking the New button.
A user with the Manage Users permission can view both options.
Enter the email address of the person you want to invite and press enter. If desired, you can add multiple addresses.
(Optional) Enter and select the account roles you want to assign to the user (e.g., Account Administrator, Buyer, Order Manager, etc.).
Tip
Liferay applies selected roles to all emails in the invite entry. If desired, you can click Add Entry to create additional invite entries for assigning different roles to emails.
Click Invite.
Liferay sends an invitation to the included email addresses. Each recipient can click Create Account in the email to register for a new user on the Liferay instance. Upon creation, the user is associated with the account and has the assigned account role.
Deleting an account user is a two-step process that involves deactivating the user and then deleting it. This is because you may want to deactivate a user and still have time to review its data before deletion (e.g., due to legal requirements).
Deactivating prevents the account user from logging in, but preserves the user’s data and information.
In Account Users, pick a user and click its Actions ().
Click Deactivate and click OK to confirm your change.
The account user is now deactivated.
To see a deactivated user, click the Filter and Order drop-down menu and select Inactive under Filter by Status. You can click a user’s Actions () and click Activate to reactivate it.
You can impersonate account users to view the system as they would see it. This can be used to diagnose permission issues an administrator can’t see, such as making sure a user doesn’t have access to restricted data. Only users with this permission can impersonate a different user.
In Account Users, click the user’s Actions ().
Select Impersonate User.
A new window opens with you logged in as the selected account user.
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