User Management

This page is used to manage users in your application.

The User Management panel allows administrators to manage users who have access to the system.

Users

Here, you will find a full suite of CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) features that allow you to effortlessly manage user data — from adding new users to editing details or removing inactive accounts.

Creating New Users

You can create new user accounts quickly through a straightforward form.

Once a user account has been created, they will receive a notification email containing their password to access Triton.

Editing Existing Users

It is possible to update user information at any time. You can modify fields such as the user’s name or assign new roles to reflect changes in their responsibilities or status within your organization.

Deleting Categories

If a user is no longer active or needs to be removed from the system, you can delete their account permanently. This helps keep your user database clean and up-to-date.

Bulk Actions

For efficiency, the system supports bulk actions. You can select multiple users and perform a single action—such as deletion—on all selected items at once.

Filtering and Searching

To streamline navigation and make it easier to find specific entries, you can apply column-level filters. This feature allows you to narrow down visible results based on keywords or specific attributes, ensuring a smoother user experience.

Sorting

Some columns support sorting (ascending/descending) by clicking on the column header. This makes it easier to organize your view—for example, sorting alphabetically or by the date a category was created.

Not all columns are sortable—only those with meaningful order.

Column Visibility Toggle

You can choose which columns are visible in the table using the column toggle feature. This is helpful for tailoring the view based on your current task or preference.

A dropdown menu allows you to check or uncheck columns you want to display.

To improve the user experience, the selected column visibility settings are saved locally in your browser. This means your custom view will persist across sessions, so you won’t have to reconfigure your preferred layout every time you return.