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Disable Users & Anonymize Users

Overview

The Disable user and Anonymize user actions are available from the Personnel list. These actions are restricted to superadmin users.


Who Can Use These Actions

  • Permission: Only users with superadmin access can see and use these actions.
  • Navigation access: You must have access to the Personnel page (accessEmployees).

Where to Find the Actions

  1. Go to Resources → Personnel.
  2. In the Personnel list, locate the user.
  3. If you are a superadmin, two icons appear on each row:
    • Disable user (account-cancel icon)
    • Anonymize user (account-question icon)

Disable User

Purpose

Disables login access by removing the user’s credentials (email/password/MFA/permissions). The personnel record remains in the system.

Steps

  1. Open Resources → Personnel.
  2. Find the user you want to disable.
  3. Click the Disable user icon.
  4. The list refreshes, and the user can no longer log in.

What Happens in the System

  • Login credentials and access-related fields are removed.
  • The personnel profile remains for historical data and planning reference.

Anonymize User

Purpose

Removes or replaces personal data for compliance purposes while keeping the personnel record for historical continuity.

Steps

  1. Open Resources → Personnel.
  2. Find the user you want to anonymize.
  3. Click the Anonymize user icon.
  4. The list refreshes, and personal details are replaced with anonymized values.

What Happens in the System

  • Personal details such as name, email, phone, delegate ID, and NOK contact number are cleared or replaced.
  • The account is stripped of superuser access and any linked accounts.

Troubleshooting

Buttons Are Not Visible

  • Confirm you are a superadmin.
  • Confirm you can access Resources → Personnel (accessEmployees).

You Get a “Forbidden” or “Failed” Error

  • You may not have superadmin permissions.
  • Contact your administrator to confirm access.