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# Account and user profile

View and edit your e6data profile - name, email, user ID, organization, and roles.

Your profile shows your account details and the organizations and roles you hold. Open **Profile** from your account menu (your avatar, top-right).

## What your profile shows

* **Name**, **email**, **user ID**, and when you joined.
* Your **organization** details.
* The **roles** you hold (per organization).

Use **Edit name** to change your display name. If your account doesn't have a name set, e6data prompts you to add one on first sign-in. Your role is set by the admin who invited you (Viewer by default); see [Roles and permissions](/query-engine/guides/security/identity-and-rbac/roles-and-permissions.md) for what each role can do.

## Sign-in

e6data is **passwordless** by default - you sign in with a 6-digit email code or through your organization's SSO, so there's no password to manage.

## Account settings

For the broader account settings, including access tokens for programmatic access, see [Account settings](/query-engine/guides/account-and-users/account-settings.md).

## See also

* [Account settings](/query-engine/guides/account-and-users/account-settings.md)
* [Sign up and login](/query-engine/get-started/identity-access-setup/sign-up-and-login.md)
* [Roles and permissions](/query-engine/guides/security/identity-and-rbac/roles-and-permissions.md)
* [Access tokens](/query-engine/guides/security/access-tokens.md)


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