Users

Note

This page may not be visible if your role does not include user management permissions. Many normal-user roles do not have access to this page.

Users are the accounts that can sign in to Gameye Admin.

Table columns

Use the search bar above the table to filter by name or email.

Column	Description
Email	Login email address.
First Name	User’s first name.
Last Name	User’s last name.
Roles	Assigned roles.
Organization	Organization the user belongs to.
Created At	Account creation date.
Actions	Row menu (⋮) with Edit and Delete.

Creating a user

Requires user create permission.

1. Click + Add (top-right).
2. Fill in name, email, password, organization, and role.
3. Click Save.

Editing a user

Requires user edit permission.

1. Open the row Actions menu (⋮) and choose Edit.
2. On the Update User page, change the desired fields (email, first name, last name, organization).
3. Click Update User to save.

Role assignment

Each user is assigned one or more roles. Roles are collections of permissions that determine what pages and actions the user can access. Contact your administrator to understand which roles are available and what each role grants.

API tokens

The Update User page includes an API Tokens section below the user details form. Use it to create and manage tokens for programmatic access to the Gameye API. Each token can be scoped to specific permissions, giving fine-grained control over what the token is allowed to do.

To manage API tokens, open Users, edit the relevant user account, then scroll to API Tokens on the Update User page.

Token table columns

Column	Description
Name	A descriptive label you chose when creating the token.
Token	The token value (masked by default). Click the eye icon to reveal / hide it.
Scopes	Color-coded chips showing the API scopes assigned to this token. Scopes are grouped by category.
Status	Active (green) or Disabled (grey).
Created	Date the token was created.
Actions	Disable and Delete controls.

Creating a token

1. On the Update User page, scroll to the API Tokens section.
2. Click + Add Token.
3. In the dialog:
   • Token name — Enter a descriptive name (e.g. ci-deploy, monitoring-read-only).
   • Scopes — Check the scopes this token should have access to. Scopes are organized by category; use the category checkbox to select or deselect all scopes in a group at once.
4. Click Create Token.
5. The new token appears in the table. Copy the token value immediately — it is displayed in full only at creation time.

Security tip

Treat API tokens like passwords. Do not share them in plain text or commit them to source control. If a token is compromised, disable or delete it immediately.

Disabling / enabling a token

• Use the disable control in the Actions column on an active token to temporarily revoke its access. The token status changes to Disabled and any API calls using it will be rejected.
• Use the enable control on a disabled token to re-activate it.

Disabling is useful when you want to temporarily revoke access without permanently deleting the token and losing its configuration.

Deleting a token

Click the delete icon (trash) on the token row and confirm. This action is permanent — the token cannot be recovered.