> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/english-v14/documentation/users/my-profile.md). # My profile ## Open my profile

* Click your name \[A] in the top right in the header bar\ ▷ The user menu opens * Click the gear icon \[B] next to your email address\ ▷ The page *My profile* opens with all personal settings ## Manage profile


[C]	Two-factor authentication	Enable or disable OTP/2FA to increase account security. → To the two-factor authentication documentation
[D]	Change password	Opens a dialog window to change your current password.
[E]	Notification settings	Manage when and by which means you receive system notifications. → To the notification settings documentation
[F]	General information	Contains: Name, email, language, → System role, → Set default map view
[G]	Local number format	Determines the display format for numbers, date, and time. Available formats:– DE-CH Standard– DR-CH Norm– IT-CG Standard– EN-US Standard
[H]	User tags	Tags identify user roles and escalation memberships (e.g. Internal employee, Guest, P1, Customer04).
[I]	Contact information	Contact channels for notifications: – Phone – Slack ID – eCall Voice/SMS – Google Space → Escalations
[J]	Project affiliation	Overview of all projects in which you are a member, incl. role (Project admin, User). → Customize the appearance of a project
[K]	Renzobox data	Display of information about the Renzobox connection (if available). → To the Renzobox documentation

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