This topic describes editing details for a single user. For
information on bulk-editing PPM users, see Bulk-Editing
User Details.
PPM administrators can edit the user profile of any
PPM user. You might do this if the contact information for a user changes,
or if you want to assign a different PPM enterprise role to the user.
You also need to edit details for a user if you are assigning them
a reporting license. (For more information about reporting license options,
see About Report Licensing Options.)
Note: User text fields
like First Name, Last
Name and Email do not support
hyperlinks or other HTML formatting.
Important:
Changing a user's email address also changes their PPM login information.
Be sure to notify the user if you change their email address in PPM.
To edit user information:
- On the Administration Home
page, under Users, click User List.
- Click the name of the user
to edit.
The User Details screen displays.
- Click Edit
User Details.
The Edit User details screen displays.
- In the
General Profile section, type any changes you need to make.
Note: Text fields like First
Name, Last Name and Email do not support hyperlinks or other
HTML formatting.
Important: If you change a user's email address they will not
be able to log into PPM using their old login information. If they are currently logged in, they will be logged out and will need to log in using their new address.
- In the Settings section,
make any necessary changes.
- Language—This setting determines which language is used in the Changepoint PPM user interface. The languages Changepoint PPM supports are English, French, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish. The language setting defaults to the Language setting of the administrator who added the user. Otherwise, the setting defaults to English. Each user can edit their Language setting from the main PPM window. For more information, see Editing Your User Settings.
- Culture—This
list includes all available culture settings for the user. The Culture
setting determines how date and numeric fields are formatted.
Each user can edit their culture setting from the main PPM window. For more information, see Editing Your User Settings. Note: The Culture setting defaults to the Culture setting
of the administrator who added the user.
- Supervisor—This
list includes all members of the enterprise. Select the Supervisor for
the user.
- Resource
Manager—This
list includes users with the Team Manager
View/Edit permission. Resource managers have access to the Team Manager
application.
By default PPM users with the roles of Administrators, Executives,
and Resource Managers have the Team Manager View/Edit permission. The
same list of resource managers appears in the Resource Allocation application.
If you do not want all of these users to appear in the Resource Manager
list, remove that permission from those users or roles you do not want
to include in the list.
Note: Resource managers receive and approve requests for resources that are needed for project tasks. If you do not assign a resource manager, the user cannot fill a resource requirement because no resource manager is responsible for them.
- Resource
Type—This
list includes any resource types you have created in your PPM enterprise.
A resource type defines a grouping of resources and may be used when
calculating internal and external billing rates. How you choose to make
this definition depends on your enterprise and business needs. For more
information, see Resource Types
Overview.
- Internal
Rate—The
internal rate at which the user is billed. For more information, see Billing Rates Overview.
- External
Rate—The
external rate at which the user is billed. For more information, see Billing Rates Overview.
Note: Changing a user billing rate has the following impacts:
- Only history of the newest rate will be tracked.
- Planned cost is updated with the new rate.
- Planned revenue is updated with the new rate.
- If a user's billing rate is changed, only the newest rate's history will be tracked. For example, if a user is currently assigned the Software Test rate and is changed to the Software Developer rate, the rate history only displays the Software Developer rate history. Note: Work already completed is not affected, but Planned Cost and Planned Revenue will be updated. Only defined rates are tracked (manual updates to rates are not tracked).
- Workweek
Calendar—The
enterprise calendar to which the user is assigned. For more information,
see The PPM Workweek Calendar.
- Timesheets
Required—Whether
or not the user is required to enter task time on a timesheet. For more
information, see Editing Timesheet
Properties. If set to Yes,
the user will be included in timesheet due and overdue notifications if
those notifications are enabled. For more information see Configuring
Timesheet Notification Settings.
-
Report author license—This
specifies whether or not the user is licensed to create PPM reports. For more information, see About Report Licensing Options.
Counts of total and used licenses for each author type are found on the License Information page. For more details, see About Report Licensing Options
.
Note: There may be a short delay (~5 minutes) after a report licensing option is changed before the user account is updated. If a user logs out and back into PPM, the account change is updated immediately.
- None—The user is
not a report author (this is the default).
- Query Studio
Author—
The user is licensed to create reports using Query Studio.
Selecting this option reduces the available Query Studio Author licenses
by one.
- Report Studio Author—The
user is licensed to create reports using Report Studio.
Selecting this option reduces the available Report Studio Author
licenses by one.
- In the Enterprise Roles
section, select a new role for the user if you need to change the user
role.
For more details about enterprise roles, see About User Profiles and Enterprise Roles.
- In the Custom Fields section,
make any necessary changes to the custom fields for the user.
- When you are finished editing
the user, click Save to save your
changes, or Cancel to discard
your changes.