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Filters and badges

Updated over 4 months ago

Overview

User filters in the User Management section help you quickly find specific types of users in your system. This guide explains the different filter options available and how to use them effectively.

Using Filters

By default, all enabled users are displayed in User Management. You can use filters to narrow down your view based on specific criteria.

For example, to see Web Administrators who haven't enabled two-factor authentication, simply check both "Web Administrator" and "2FA Disabled" filters.

Available Filter Categories

Administrative Levels

  • Super Administrators: Users with the highest level of permissions

  • Web Administrators: Users who can manage most system features

  • Standard Users: Regular users who are not web administrators

User Types

School Administrators, Teachers, and Other Employees are user type designations assigned during account creation or updated on the user profile page.

profile filter screen

Account/Privilege Request

Shows users awaiting account creation or privilege approval.

2FA Status

View which users have enabled or disabled two-factor authentication (2FA) security.

Find out how you can secure your account by enabling 2FA here.

Account Status

Filter by these account conditions:

  • Disabled: Users who cannot log in but remain in the system

  • Locked Out: Users temporarily prevented from logging in

  • Requires Password Reset: Users who must reset their password before logging in

profile screen filter list

Authentication Methods

  • Single Sign-On: Filter users using Google SSO or Microsoft SSO

  • LDAP: Filter users authenticated through your LDAP system

Badge Filters

Badges appear next to usernames and can also be used as quick filters. Click on any badge to immediately filter users by that badge type.

Available badges include:

  • Super Administrator

  • Web Administrator

  • Multisite Management (MSM)

  • Account/Privilege Request

  • 2FA

  • Google or Microsoft SSO

  • LDAP

user badge example
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