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Account and security

Manage your profile, sign-in email, password, two-factor authentication, sessions, emails, team and API keys from Settings.

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In the dashboard

Your Coritan account holds your services, your credit and your invoices. You sign in to it with an email address and a password, and you keep its details and its security in Settings. To open it, select Settings in the sidebar, or select your initials at the top right and then Settings.

Settings has seven tabs:

Profile
Your name and company, your sign-in email, the currency you pay in and your billing country. Closing the account is here too.
Billing address
The legal name, postal address and VAT ID that appear on your invoices (Set your billing address and VAT ID).
Security
Two-factor authentication, your password and the devices signed in to your account.
Mailboxes
The mailboxes your account opens in webmail (Your mailboxes).
Notifications
Which emails Coritan sends you.
Team
The people who work in your account, and the teams you are on.
Activity
The changes you and your team members made in the account (Review your account's activity).
API keys
Keys that let a script call the Coritan API as you. Each key can read only or also make changes, and it can be limited to the addresses you list.

Every account starts on the Free plan, which costs nothing (How account plans work). You pay for the services you order, and for a Pro or Business plan if you choose one, from your credit balance or a saved payment method, as Billing explains.

  • You cannot change your billing mode in the dashboard. Contact support to change it.
  • The dashboard always shows your own account. A team member picks another account under Work in another account in the account menu, or uses the API (Share your account with a team).
  • Two-factor authentication is optional, and it uses an authenticator app. Coritan sends no codes by text message or email.
  • The API accepts the access token that signing in returns, and an API key from the API keys tab. A key cannot reach your profile and sign-in settings, your team, webmail or your organizations (What no key can do). Authentication has the details.