Crowd User Guide

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Crowd 1.4 Documentation

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About Crowd

Atlassian's Crowd is a software application installed by your system administrator. The administrator has also connected one or more of your organisation's applications to Crowd. When you log in to a Crowd-connected application, Crowd will verify your password and login permissions.

Crowd also manages the information held about you as a user of other software applications:

  • Your login permissions to various applications.
  • The password you use to log in to those applications.
  • The groups and roles you belong to, which are used by the applications to decide which functions you can perform within the applications.
  • The user directories which hold your information.
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About the User Guide

The Crowd User Guide contains information for people who use Crowd to update their user profiles and passwords and to view their groups, roles and applications.

If you need information about installing Crowd, configuring your Crowd server or using the Crowd Administration Console, please visit the Crowd documentation home page.

If you have a question about using Crowd that hasn't been answered here, please let us know.

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You can download the Crowd documentation in PDF, HTML or XML formats.

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Table of Contents

Introduction to Crowd

Logging in to Crowd

Logging out of Crowd

Changing or Resetting your Password

Updating your User Profile

Viewing your Group Membership

Viewing your Role Membership

Viewing your Applications

Crowd User's Glossary

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