Account settings
Find and update the account controls that keep your SeraCase workspace personal and secure.
Overview
Settings is where you manage account preferences, security entry points, and data tools like My Data. It’s also where you orient when something about sign-in, notifications, or retention needs attention.
Why this feature exists
A calm settings area keeps important controls findable — so you don’t hunt through the product when you simply need to update how your account works.
Step-by-step
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Open Settings
From account navigation, open Settings while signed in.
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Review profile and preferences
Update details that help SeraCase address you correctly and behave the way you expect.
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Open Security when needed
Jump to Security settings for MFA, password-related controls, and related protection.
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Open My Data for lifecycle tools
Use My Data for retention, trash/restore entry points, and data-oriented actions.
Best practices
- Keep your email address current — it’s used for reset and important notices.
- After changing security settings, perform one fresh sign-in to confirm everything works.
Productivity tips
- Visit Settings once after onboarding to enable MFA and confirm notification preferences.
Common mistakes
- Ignoring My Data until you urgently need a restore.
- Changing email without updating recovery access elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I manage MFA?
Open Security settings from Settings. See Multi-factor authentication for a guided walkthrough.
Where do I manage downloads of my information?
Use Export for case packages and My Data for broader data/lifecycle controls.
Screenshots
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Related articles
- Multi-factor authentication
Add a second step to sign-in so your password alone isn’t enough to reach your case.
- Password reset
Regain access safely when you forget your password — and harden the new one afterward.
- Notifications
Stay informed about important account and case activity without letting alerts become noise.
- Data retention
Understand how long materials may be kept, how lifecycle tools work, and where to manage your data.
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