> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gallabox.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gallabox.com/account-management.md).

# ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

- [Account Essentials](https://docs.gallabox.com/account-management/account-essentials.md): Stay connected and never miss out with Gallabox's push notifications, ensuring you're always informed and engaged. Be in control of your communication and collaboration, wherever you are.
- [User Details](https://docs.gallabox.com/account-management/user-details.md): Discover the key elements of your Gallabox profile, from your name and email address to your role and language preference. Customize your profile picture to complete your online identity.
- [User, Teams, and Roles](https://docs.gallabox.com/account-management/user-teams-and-roles.md): Take control of user management on Gallabox. Invite, assign roles, and control access levels for your team members. Clearly distinguish between active and inactive users with the ability to mark them.
- [Account Details](https://docs.gallabox.com/account-management/account-details.md): Customize your Gallabox account with important details like Account Id, business name, website, contact number, industry, currency, time zone, number of employees, and daily leads or orders.


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