Account
What a niyase account is, plus how to manage your profile, belong to multiple spaces, and close your account.
What is an account
A niyase account is an ID tied to a "user = individual." A single account can belong to multiple spaces (for work and personal use).
- Account: a user identifier keyed by email address
- Profile: personal information such as display name, icon, and contact details
- Membership: a record representing your role within each space (OWNER / ADMIN / MEMBER, etc.)
A "resident registration (account)" and a "company talent list (employee)" are separate concepts. Business data inside a space uses "employee" records that contain a copied transcription of your account information.
Behavior with local use (desktop / mobile)
On desktop and mobile, all features work even when you are not logged in.
- Not logged in: everything stays local, using the local profile (this device's default)
- Sign up: obtain the right to use the cloud. Local data is kept as-is
- Log in: link to your account. Cloud sync is turned ON by an explicit, per-space action
Even after you log out, the local profile remains as "this device's default." One device has one local profile.
Account settings
You can change the following from /account:
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Profile | Display name, icon, contact details |
| Auth | Change password, register passkey, two-factor authentication |
| Connections | Link external IdPs such as Google |
| Devices | Active sessions, login history |
| Backup | Export / import the local DB (see Backup and restore for details) |
| Close | Delete account |
Closing your account
When you close your account, it is disabled immediately and physically deleted after 30 days. If you are the OWNER of a space, you must transfer OWNER privileges or delete that space before closing your account.
Terminology: sign up / log in / log out
niyase standardizes its authentication terms as follows ("sign in" and "sign out" are not used):
- Sign up = create an account
- Log in = authenticate an account
- Log out = end an authentication session