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Requirements

Organization Admin permissions are required to view and manage users.

The user list

The user list (Settings > Users) is the central hub for managing the people in your Omni organization. From here, you can invite new users, monitor login activity, and access individual user settings. The user list is organized into tabs for different user types and statuses:
TabDescription
StandardStandard users in your organization.
EmbedUsers accessing Omni through an embedded instance.
Email-OnlyUsers added to at least one email delivery who don’t have an Omni account. See Email-only users.
Omni SupportOmni support team members with access to your instance.
Expired InvitationsInvitations that were not accepted within the expiration window.
Invite RequestsPending requests from users who have requested access through the login page.

Standard and Embed users

The Standard and Embed tabs display the following columns:
ColumnDescription
NameThe user’s full name.
EmailThe user’s email address.
StatusThe user’s current status: Active, Invited, or Suspended.
Last loginWhen the user last logged in, displayed as relative time (for example, “2 days ago”). Shows “Never” for users who haven’t logged in. This column provides a quick way to monitor user engagement without navigating to the Analytics dashboard, which offers more detailed activity tracking.

Email-only users

The Email-Only tab lists users who receive email deliveries but don’t have an Omni account. Refer to Email-only users for details on how these users are created and managed. Note: Email-only users aren’t counted towards any licenses.

Managing individual users

To access the settings for a specific Standard or Embed user, hover over them in the user list and click the Manage button that appears. On the user’s profile page, you can: Refer to User settings & impersonation for details.

User management tasks

Invite users

Send invitations, manage requests, and re-invite users with expired invitations.

Assign permissions

Control access to connections and content with connection roles and model permissions.

Define custom roles

Create variations of base roles with specific permission restrictions for users, groups, and connections.

Organize users into groups

Create groups to manage permissions and content access at scale.

Set up user attributes

Map user-specific variables to control data access, route connections, and personalize content.

Revoke membership

Remove a user from your organization and understand the impact on their content and schedules.

Monitor usage

Track user activity, content engagement, and more with the Analytics dashboard.