Server administrator - User management

Each row in the user list consists of the following fields:

• User name: The user name for logging in to the server. This name goes in the Log in to server window.
• The second column shows the origin of the user account:
  • a single user, created here on the server:

  • a user from the organization's OpenID Connect (OIDC) based identity provider: . These users appear only if you set up single sign-on using an OIDC-based identity provider.

    To learn more: See Help about OIDC-based single sign-on.

    No pending OIDC accounts here: New OIDC registrations now create user accounts in Pending status (not Disabled, as in memoQ TMS 9.8 and earlier). So they do not appear in Server Administrator. You can approve them in memoQweb, on the Users page.

  • a user from the organization's Windows domain: . These users appear only if you set up single sign-on with your organization's Windows domain (or domains).

    To learn more: See Help about the Windows single sign-on pane of Server Administrator.

  • a subvendor group manager:
  • a disabled account:
• Full name: The real-life name of the user, for information purposes only.
• Language pairs: The language pairs the user can work with, with three-letter codes.
• E-mail address: The e-mail address of the user. memoQ TMS uses this e-mail address to send e-mails through e-mail notifications.
• The last column shows if the user can check out project packages from the server. It is one of three icons:
  • The user can work online and through packages, too:
  • The user must check out packages at all times:
  • The user can work online only, and cannot check out packages:

When memoQ TMS is connected to the Language Terminal profile of your organization, you can see users (logins and external vendors) from Language Terminal, as well as memoQ TMS users whose account has been merged with a Language Terminal login or vendor account.

To learn how to connect memoQ TMS to Language Terminal: See Help about the Language Terminal pane of Server Administrator.)

To learn how to merge memoQ TMS users with Language Terminal users: See Help about the Merge users window.

Each row in the user list consists of the following fields:

• User name: The user name for logging in to the server. This name goes in the Log in to server window.
• The second column shows the origin of the user account:
  • a single user, created here on the server:

  • a user from the organization's OpenID Connect (OIDC) based identity provider: . These users appear only if you set up single sign-on using an OIDC-based identity provider.

    To learn more: See Help about OIDC-based single sign-on.

    No pending OIDC accounts here: New OIDC registrations now create user accounts in Pending status (not Disabled, as in memoQ TMS 9.8 and earlier). So they do not appear in Server Administrator. You can approve them in memoQweb, on the Users page.

  • a user from the organization's Windows domain: . These users appear only if you set up single sign-on with your organization's Windows domain (or domains).

    To learn more: See Help about the Windows single sign-on pane of Server Administrator.

  • a subvendor group manager:
  • a disabled account:
  • a login from the Language Terminal account of your organization: . You can have these users on memoQ TMS only if your server is connected to Language Terminal.
  • an external vendor of the Language Terminal account of your organization: . You can have these users on memoQ TMS only if your server is connected to Language Terminal.
  • a user who is a single user and a Language Terminal user at the same time: . These users appear on memoQ TMS after you merge users from memoQ TMS with users from Language Terminal.
• Full name: The real-life name of the user, for information purposes only.
• Language pairs: The language pairs the user can work with, with three-letter codes.
• E-mail address: The e-mail address of the user. memoQ TMS uses this e-mail address to send e-mails through e-mail notifications.
• Comment in LT: If the user comes from Language Terminal, and there is a comment, it appears here.
• Other user name (LT): If a user is there both on memoQ TMS and in Language Terminal (and the accounts were merged), the user name from Language Terminal appears here.
• The last column shows if the user can check out project packages from the server. It is one of three icons:
  • The user can work online and through packages, too:
  • The user must check out packages at all times:
  • The user can work online only, and cannot check out packages:

• To select a user account, click its row.
• Use the arrow keys to move down and up in the list.
• To search for a user by name: At the top of the list, type part of the name in the Search box, then press Enter.
• To select several rows, press and hold down Ctrl, and click the row of each account you need, one after another. Selected rows will be highlighted.
• To sort the user list, click the header of the column you need to sort by. To reverse the sorting order, click the same header again. The current sorting column shows a small arrow in the header.

To create a new user account: Under the list, click Add. The User properties window opens. Enter the details, then click OK. A new row will appear on the list.

To change the details of an existing user: Select the user, or several users. Under the list, click Edit. The User properties window opens. The details will be filled in. You cannot change the user name, but you can change everything else.

To edit two or more users: Open the Users page in memoQweb.

Cannot change the password of users from Language Terminal, an OIDC-based identity provider, or from a Windows domain: To change the password or these users, change it at the origin - in Language Terminal, at the identity provider, or in Windows.

To delete a user account: Under the list, click Delete. It cannot be undone. if you need to remove the user for just a period of time, disable the account instead.

Deleted users lose permissions: Disabled users do not.

You may need to create user accounts for project managers and additional administrators. After the user account is created - or added to the memoQ TMS from Language Terminal or a Windows domain -, you need to add them to groups.

1. Select the users you need to place in a group.
2. Under the list, click Edit. The User properties window opens.
3. On the Group membership tab, click Add. Choose a group, and click OK.
4. Click OK.

In an online project, memoQ can automatically assign users to documents if it knows the language pairs of each user. You can add these by editing the user account.

You can do this with user accounts that come from Language Terminal or from a Windows domain, too.

1. Select the users that you need to add a language pair to.
2. Under the list, click Edit. The User properties window opens.
3. Click the Language pairs tab. At the bottom, choose two languages. Click Add.
4. Click OK.

If you expect that you will need to allow a user account back to the system, do not delete it. If you delete a user account, all group memberships and permissions will be lost, and it can be cumbersome to set them up again. If you disable a user account, memoQ TMS will keep the group memberships and the permissions - but the user will not be able to log in.

To disable a user account:

1. Select the user in the list.
2. Under the list, click Edit. The User properties window opens.
3. Check the Login disabled check box.
4. Click OK.

You can export the user list to a CSV file. To view or edit a CSV file, use Microsoft Excel.

To export the list of users: At the top, click Export CSV file with all users. A Save As window opens. Find a folder and a name for the file, and click Save.