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Your profile

Your account and how you sign in. Organisation settings live separately.

The profile row at the bottom of the left rail, or /profile

Your profile: an account card badged Owner with the name and address obscured, an About you section holding First name, Last name, an empty Job title placeholdered Head of Platform and Timezone Asia/Karachi, then a Sign in email section whose address is obscured
The sign-in address is read-only here because an identity provider manages it.

This page is about you, not the organisation. The Organisation settings link crosses over to General.

About you

Shown to your team on invitations, comments and audit entries.

Field
Notes

First name

Required.

Last name

Required.

Job title

Optional.

Timezone

The full IANA list. Every time on screen is shown in this zone.

Your profile timezone changes how timestamps are displayed to you. It does not change when a schedule trigger fires: a schedule keeps the timezone it was saved with.

Sign in email

Your sign-in address, and where security notices go. It shows a Verified badge once confirmed.

Where sign-in is managed by an identity provider, the address is read-only and the page says so: an admin changes it, not you.

Security

Three rows, each showing its current state: Not set up until you configure it, with 2FA also flagged Recommended.

Control
Notes

Two factor authentication

Recommended, and Not set up by default. A code from an authenticator app, in addition to your magic link or passkey.

Passkeys

Not set up by default. Sign in with Face ID, a fingerprint or a hardware key.

Password

Sign-in is passwordless: magic links and passkeys. There is no password to set or change.

There is no password on a fastn account, so a second factor is not a backstop behind one. It is the second thing in front of an account that otherwise rests on access to an inbox or a device. If your account is an Owner or Admin, it can change anything in the organisation. Set one up.

Where you are signed in

Every active session, with its IP address, newest marked Most recent.

Button
Effect

Sign out

Ends that one session. It sits on each row.

Everywhere

Ends all of them. Use if you have lost a device or think someone else has access.

Sign out anything you do not recognise, then check the audit log for auth.login entries from the same address.

Switching organisation

The account card at the bottom of the left rail switches between organisations you belong to. Everything else in the dashboard (connectors, workflows, customers, settings), is scoped to whichever one is selected.

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