Summary
This tutorial demonstrates Hudu's user management capabilities, covering the complete workflow from adding new users to validating their access permissions. The platform offers six role levels ranging from free portal members with read-only access to super admins with full administrative capabilities. Users can be added individually through the invite interface or in bulk via CSV import. The system uses a group-based permissions model where users are assigned to groups that control company visibility through allow lists and deny lists. Each user's dashboard provides centralized visibility into their role level, security settings, login frequency, documentation contributions, and company interactions. Administrators can modify user roles, reset passwords, archive accounts, and use the impersonation feature to view the platform from any user's perspective, ensuring permissions are configured correctly. This comprehensive approach to user management enables organizations to maintain granular access control while streamlining the administration of technician permissions across their documentation environment.
