Manage Users

Managing Users

Users represent individual identities that can access your Prividium network. Each user can authenticate through Okta, a crypto wallet, or both. Administrators manage users from the Admin Dashboard.

1. Open the Users page

1. Go to the Admin Dashboard at http://localhost:3000.
2. Select Users from the sidebar.
3. Review the list of users, linked wallets, and assigned roles.

2. Add a new user

1. Click Add User.
2. Enter details:
   • Name (optional display name)
   • Email or Okta ID if using Okta
   • Wallet address if using SIWE
3. Assign one or more roles to define access.
4. Click Save.

The user can now log in through the User Dashboard at http://localhost:3001 with their configured method.

3. Edit an existing user

1. Find the user in the list and click Edit.
2. Update email, wallets, or roles.
3. Click Save.

Note: If a user is synced from Okta, the Okta ID is controlled by your IdP and cannot be changed in the Admin Dashboard.

4. Remove a user

1. Locate the user and select Remove User.
2. Confirm the deletion.

Removing a user also revokes their linked wallets and role assignments. If they authenticate again, Prividium creates a new user entry.

5. Link multiple wallets

You can link more than one wallet address to the same user.

1. Open Users, then click Edit on the target user.
2. In Wallets, select Add Wallet.
3. Enter the address and click Save.

All linked wallets inherit the same role-based permissions assigned to the user.

6. Assign roles to users

Roles determine what actions a user can perform on your Prividium network. You can assign one or more roles to each user directly from the Users page.

1. Go to the Users page in the Admin Dashboard.
2. Click Edit next to the user’s name.
3. Under Roles, select one or more roles from the available list.
4. Click Save to apply changes.

Each user’s permissions are determined by the combined privileges of their assigned roles. Changes take effect immediately, and users may need to refresh their session to see updated access.

Tip: Use the Roles page to define or update role names before assigning them here.

7. User types

Tips

• Use roles to group access by responsibility, then assign users to those roles.
• Keep at least two Admin users to avoid lockout.
• For production, restrict who can add or remove users through role policy.

Next Step

Continue to Selective Disclosure to configure which onchain data can be publicly viewed without authentication.