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Account settings

Settings contain all the information and functionalities linked to your account on the Kimple platform.

Written by Elsa Fernandes

SUMMARY

  1. Personal data

  2. Company profile

  3. Integration

  4. Data protection


  1. Personal data

Allows you to modify personal account information and adjust your notification preferences.

  • About

You can complete or modify your profile information such as :

- Last name

- First name

  • Notifications

This feature allows you to activate the emails you receive that are relevant to your business.

  • Security

This space allows you to further strengthen your connection to the tool by :

  • Modifying your password, that is, as soon as you change your password, you will have to log in again with the new password.

  • Using Google Authenticator enables two-factor authentication. By activating this option, the google authenticator app will transfer a 6-digit number to you, which you'll need to enter in addition to your login and password.

2. Company profile

Allows you to modify company information and view invoices issued.

  • About

You can complete or modify the professional information linked to your account, such as :

- Siret number

- VAT number

- Company address (zip code, town)

- Cell phone number

- Company telephone number

  • Subscription and purchase history

All invoices and subscriptions are archived here

3. Integration

Accessibility to technical features

  • API

In this area, you can retrieve personal access to the API. (Contact sales to access this option)

This feature, which requires technical knowledge, enables you to retrieve real-time data on your participants.

4. Data protection

Allows you to delete participant or operation data

  • Anonymization

You can select a participant or a operation to anonymize data on completed operations only (data is anonymized, that is, it is not deleted but encrypted and cannot be decrypted).

  • History

You'll find a summary of all actions carried out in relation to participant data.

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