Profile Settings
The Admin Profile Module is a crucial part of an application that provides administrative users with the ability to manage their profiles and perform administrative tasks. This module ensures that admins can personalize their profiles and maintain up-to-date information.
Components
Admin Profile
Avatar
Avatar: The profile picture representing the admin user. It personalizes the admin's profile and helps other users identify them visually.
New Avatar: Admins can update their profile picture by selecting a new avatar.
Upload Avatar: Admins can upload an image from their device to set it as their new avatar. This feature supports various image formats and provides an intuitive interface for selecting and uploading the image.
Profile Information
Username: The unique identifier for the admin user. This is usually set during the initial registration and may be used for logging in or administrative activities.
Email: The admin's email address. This is used for communication, password recovery, and login purposes. It is essential to keep this information up-to-date.
Update: A button that allows the admin to save changes made to their username or email. This ensures that any updates to the profile information are securely saved and reflected in the system.
Password Updates
New Password: A field where the admin can enter a new password. The new password should adhere to the security guidelines, including a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters.
Confirm Password: A field where the admin must re-enter the new password to confirm it. This helps to avoid errors by ensuring the new password is entered correctly twice.
Update: A button that allows the admin to save the new password. This ensures that the password change is processed, and the new password is set for future logins.
Each of these components is designed to enhance the user experience for administrators, providing them with easy and secure ways to manage their profile information and maintain system security.
System Chips
The Request Chips Module is an integral part of an application that allows administrators to manage the virtual currency or chips within the system. This module enables admins to add or deduct chips from users' accounts, providing flexibility and control over the currency flow.
Add/Deduct Cash
Cash (Input Field): An input field where the admin can enter the amount of cash or chips to be added or deducted. This field accepts numerical values and is validated to ensure the entered amount is within permissible limits.
Add Balance: A button that, when clicked, adds the specified amount of cash or chips to the user's account. This action updates the user's balance and logs the transaction for record-keeping purposes.
Deduct Balance: A button that, when clicked, deducts the specified amount of cash or chips from the user's account. Similar to the add operation, this updates the user's balance and logs the transaction to maintain an accurate record.
Each of these components ensures that the process of managing virtual currency is straightforward and secure, providing administrators with the tools they need to efficiently oversee the system's currency flow.
Role Manager
The Users Module is a fundamental part of an application that allows administrators to manage user accounts efficiently. This module provides a comprehensive list of users and includes features to search, filter, edit, and delete user accounts.
Users List
Show Entries: A dropdown menu that allows the admin to select how many user entries to display per page. This can help in managing the view and navigating through a large number of users efficiently.
Search Anything: A search bar that enables the admin to search for users based on various criteria such as name, email, role, or status. This provides quick access to specific user accounts without the need to manually browse through the list.
Add User
Username: A field where the admin can enter the new user's username. This is a unique identifier for the user within the system.
Roles (Admin, Agent, Cashier): A dropdown or selection field where the admin can assign a role to the new user. The role determines the user's permissions and access levels within the application.
Email: A field where the admin can enter the new user's email address. This is used for communication and as a unique identifier for login purposes.
Password: A field where the admin can set a password for the new user. The password should adhere to security guidelines, including a mix of letters, numbers, and special characters.
Status (Active/Inactive): A toggle or selection field where the admin can set the user's account status. An active status means the user can access the system, while an inactive status restricts access.
User Information
Name: Displays the full name of the user. This is typically the primary identifier displayed in the list, making it easy to recognize and locate users.
Email: Shows the email address of the user. This is used for communication and as a unique identifier for user accounts.
Roles (Admin, Agent): Indicates the role assigned to the user, such as admin or agent. Roles determine the permissions and access levels within the application.
Status (Active/Inactive): Displays the current status of the user account. An active status means the user can access the system, while an inactive status indicates the account is disabled or restricted.
Action Buttons
Edit User: An action button that allows the admin to edit the user's details. This may include updating the user's name, email, role, or status. The edit function ensures that user information is kept current and accurate.
Delete User: An action button that allows the admin to delete a user account. This action removes the user from the system and is typically irreversible. It is used to maintain a clean and manageable user database by removing inactive or unnecessary accounts.
Each of these components is designed to streamline the user management process, providing administrators with the necessary tools to maintain an organized and efficient user database.
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