Console access management
Ensure that users in your organisation have appropriate permissions and enable multi-factor authentication.
You need to use Console to set up your integration. For example, you can upload certificates. set redirect and webhook URIs, and more.
However, Console also has functions which are useful for less technical users in your organisation. For example, Console users can use the payments view to see a list of recent payments they can use for reconciliation and customer support.
To ensure that all your users can get the most out of Console, it's important that you manage user permissions appropriately. Learn more about how permissions and roles work in Console.
To make access to Console as secure as possible, we also recommend that you enable multi-factor authentication. This means that users need to use a security key or app as well as their credentials to sign in. Users must use multi-factor authentication in order to issue refunds from the payments view.
Organisations, apps, and user roles
In Console, your integrations are contained in apps, which belong to organisations.
In each app, there are 5 roles that members can have, which determine what they can see and do.
Learn about organisations, apps, how to invite members, and how to set their roles.
Invite users to your app
To invite users to your app or organisation, you can send an email invite or get an invite link. Read more about inviting users.
Set up MFA in Console
Configure multi-factor authentication in Console for additional security, and to grant access to certain features such as refunds in Console. Learn to set up MFA .
Updated about 1 month ago