User Profile Information

This document provides a quick tour of User Profile part of the UI showing how to edit your profile, change your password, copy or regenerate the API Key.

To find your profile information click to open the profile menu (1) and select the profile name (2). Here you can do the following actions:

Profile Information

Edit your profile

Here you can edit the name and email address associated with your account. Just be careful to safe this in your records to not get locked out of the platform.

Edit Profile

User image upload

Profile Page allows users to upload images for their avatars, enhancing personalization options within the system. To change their avatar, users can navigate to their Profile, click on Edit Profile, and hover the mouse over their initials. This action triggers the appearance of the Upload option, enabling users to select and upload an image of their choice to set as their avatar, adding a personalized touch to their profile.

Limitation:

  • max file size: 500KB
  • supported formats: .png .jpeg .webp

Change your password

Here you can change your password which you use to login to the platform - not your API Key. Please follow the instructions to generate secure password.

Change your password

Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication is currently unavailable for ThatApp sign-in.

Manage your API Key

Every platform user has a dedicated API Key to work with our REST API to automate many actions to include in your own workflows. Here you can copy your API Key which is purposefully obfuscated. Just click on the API key.

If you suspect your API Key might be compromised (you gave to somebody and forgot about it) or you would like to just re-generate it you can do it here. Click on Generate new API Key button to get the following prompt:

Generate API Key

You are warned to consider this action:

Please Note Generating a new API key will replace the existing API key. If a new API key is generated, then API calls made with the old API key will fail. Are you sure that you wish to proceed?

Manage your sessions

In this section, you can view the details of your current platform session such as:

  • Browser
  • Operational System
  • Model
  • IP Address

As well as additional session information:

  • Expires
  • Last Modified
  • Created At
  • Last Authentication
  • Engine
  • CPU Architecture

Also, in this section you can see the details of other sessions and close the external session if you consider it unauthorized:

Manage sessions

Delete your account

You can delete your account by pressing this button. Please note this process is not reversible.

Identity Keys

If you open the section (1) and click this item (2), you will reach your SSH keys list, which you can manage from here.

SSH Keys

Managing users with API calls

You can do many of the things described above using the corresponding API calls. You can find all necessary information about this functionality in our API documentation.