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# Account settings

Manage your e6data account and user settings - profile details, and personal access tokens.

Your user settings hold your personal account details and the credentials you use for programmatic access. Open them from the avatar menu in the top-right corner of the Console.

## What you can manage

| Setting       | Where                             | Details                                                                                                                               |
| ------------- | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Profile       | **User settings → Profile**       | Your name and email - see [Account and user profile](/query-engine/guides/account-and-users/account-and-user-profile.md)              |
| Access tokens | **User settings → Access tokens** | Create and manage personal access tokens for API authentication - see [Access tokens](/query-engine/guides/security/access-tokens.md) |

## See also

* [Account and user profile](/query-engine/guides/account-and-users/account-and-user-profile.md) - view and edit your profile.
* [Access tokens](/query-engine/guides/security/access-tokens.md) - personal access tokens for programmatic access.
* [Identity and RBAC](/query-engine/guides/security/identity-and-rbac.md) - how users, roles, and permissions work.


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