Creating and Managing Users

Creating and Managing Users

Introduction

This article provides step-by-step instructions for creating, managing, and modifying user accounts within the Qvara platform. It is intended for Qvara Administrators, Technicians, and authorized Reseller personnel who are responsible for onboarding users and maintaining account access.

Proper user management is essential for ensuring secure access control, streamlining account administration, and enabling role-based functionality across reseller and customer accounts. This documentation outlines how to add new users, configure their roles and permissions, and make updates as needed.

InfoNote: Access to the features described in this guide is limited to users with administrative or technical roles at the Reseller or Qvara level.

To review the definitions of user roles and access levels, see our "User Roles and Permissions" article. 


Accessing the User Management Section



1. From the main menu on the left, Navigate to “Users.” This will display a table listing all users associated with your assigned accounts, based on your access level.



2. Use the dropdown filters in the top-right corner to sort users by AccountRole, or Status. You can also search for a specific user using the search bar.





Creating a New User


1. Select "+ Add User" in the upper-right corner.



2. Enter the new user’s email address and select the role they will assume.
  1. If assigning a Reseller Admin or Technician role:
    1. a toggle option will appear to enable Peer Management.
    2. if you clicked on "Add User" before selecting an account, a dropdown menu will also appear to assign a reseller 


  1. For Account Admins, you will be asked to assign one or more accounts using the dropdown menu.



3. (Optional) Enable the toggle for “Send a setup email to this user immediately” to send account activation instructions to the new user.

4. Click “Register.”

InfoNote: The selected role determines the user’s access level. Permissions can be further customized later by an equal or higher-level technician. Please refer to the "User Roles and Permissions" article if you are unsure what permission level is warranted. 



Managing Existing Users


1. From the User Table, use the search bar (top right) or available filters (Role, Status, etc.) to locate the user.

            

2. Click on the user’s name (or on the three vertical dots and Edit) to open their profile.



3. From this view, you can update the user’s:
    1. Role
    2. Assigned Reseller (if applicable)
    3. Peer Management status (toggle available for Reseller Admins and Techs)

4. Note: A new "Basic User" will have a Permissions tab where you can customize the user’s access to specific platform features, including:
    1. AutomationsAllow user to run and manage schedules for allowed automations in UC User
    2. Blocked NumbersAllow user to manage blocked numbers for allowed accounts in UC User
    3. Call Flow SettingsAllow user to manage schedules and toggles in UC User
    4. Call QueuesAllow user to manage allowed call queues in UC User
    5. Call HistoryAllow user to run reports and look up call history for allowed accounts in Reports
    6. Digital FaxingAllow user to send and receive digital faxes for allowed phone numbers in UC User
    7. Extension SettingsAllow user to manage basic settings (like call forwarding) for allowed extensions in UC User
    8. Phonebooks: Allow user to manage entries for allowed phonebooks in UC User
    9. SMS/MMS Messaging: Allow user to send and receive SMS/MMS for allowed phone numbers in UC User
    10. Voicemail: Allow user to listen, download, and delete voicemails from allowed extensions in UC User > Voicemails


Impersonate Feature


For Qvara Admins and Techs, a yellow “Impersonate” button (top right) allows you to log in as the selected user.
This is especially useful for testing access permissions or troubleshooting user-specific issues.



To leave the Impersonation, there are two options:

1. A yellow banner may appear near the top of the page with a purple “Leave Impersonation” link. This banner is not always visible and depends on the access level of the user you’re impersonating.

            

2. If the yellow banner is not visible, you can also end the impersonation by clicking your account icon in the lower-left corner of the screen. From the pop-out menu, select “Leave Impersonation”. This will also display the name of the user you are currently impersonating.

            
Info
Note: you cannot impersonate more than one account at a time. You must "leave impersonation" before trying to impersonate another account. 

    • Related Articles

    • Creating and Managing Extensions

      What Is an Extension? An extension is a unique internal number within your phone system that identifies a user or device. It acts as a direct line for internal dialing and can be assigned to a person, department, device, or application. Extensions ...
    • Creating and Managing Enterprises and Accounts in Qvara (Purple) Portal

      Background Accounts represent individual customer organizations, while Enterprises are optional groupings of those accounts, created for easier organization and management. Account An Account represents a single business, location, or entity that ...
    • Purchasing and Managing Phone Numbers in Qvara (Purple) Portal

      Introduction Higher-level users have the ability to purchase phone numbers directly from the platform. Purchasing phone numbers allows you to assign local, toll-free, or international numbers to your account(s) for use with extensions, call flows, or ...
    • Managing Phone Numbers

      Introduction As an Account Admin, you have access to manage phone numbers tied to the accounts you oversee. This includes assigning call flows, verifying features like SMS and E911, and keeping track of key number details. While your permissions are ...
    • Yealink T33G User's Guide

      Overview Below is a diagram of a Yealink T33G IP Phone. The features, keys, and functions you will learn throughout this user's guide will be the same across most Yealink phone models. Line Keys: Holds programmable buttons such as Call Park, Toggles, ...