This article describes the various levels of user authentication available to your EchoInk organization.

Platform Permissions

As an EchoInk User Administrator, you can grant users permissions to various areas of the platform. You can:

Control whether a user can access Habitat and the EchoInk Library.
Assign a user as a team member on a Habitat project, change the user's permission level, and remove the user from the project. Note that project administrators can also perform these tasks.
Grant administrator permissions to users: Module Administrator, Insights Administrator, and User Administrator. An individual user can have one or more administrator roles, depending on your organization’s needs.

See Manage user platform permissions.

Habitat Project Permissions

Habitat project permissions determine the features and functionality available to a user on a project. User administrators and project administrators control the permissions settings for Habitat users. The three permissions levels are Comment Only, Edit and Comment, and Admin.

See Understand project permission levels in Manage Habitat project access.

Organization Identifiers

Organization identiﬁers are alphanumeric strings unique to your EchoInk organization. You give these identiﬁers to your users so they can successfully complete certain authentication steps.

See Conﬁgure organization identiﬁers.

Default Authentication Settings

Your EchoInk subscription includes certain default authentication settings, such as requiring users to re-authenticate every 30 days. Your EchoInk representative can adjust these settings to your organization’s speciﬁc requirements.

See Review default authentication settings.