User & Policy

On the [Settings > User & Policy] page, you can review users, pending invitations, and policies that govern access to your CloudOps workspace.

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This page provides read-only access. To add or manage users and policies, click [Go to IAM] in the page header — it opens Console / ID & Access in a new tab.

Summary Cards

Four cards across the top summarize the workspace’s identity state.

CardDescription
Active UsersUsers currently active in the workspace
Pending InvitesInvitations awaiting acceptance
Expired InvitesInvitations that have expired
Total PoliciesTotal number of configured policies

Tabs

The body switches between three tabs, each with its own toolbar and table.

TabContent
MembersActive and inactive users currently in the workspace
InvitationsPending and expired invitation records
PoliciesConfigured policies and the number of members attached to each

Members Tab

UI ElementDescription
SearchSearch by Name, Email...
Status filterAll Statuses / Active / Inactive
[Manage Users]Open Console / ID & Access to manage members
[Invite User]Open Console / ID & Access to send a new invitation

When the workspace has no members, the empty state “No Members Found” is shown with the description “Invite users to start collaborating in your CloudOps workspace.” Filtered no-result shows “No results found” with “Try adjusting your search or filter to find what you’re looking for.”

Invitations Tab

UI ElementDescription
SearchSearch by Name, Email...
Status filterAll Statuses / Pending / Expired
[Manage Users]Open Console / ID & Access
[Invite User]Open Console / ID & Access to send an invitation

Empty state: “No Invitations Found” with “Send invitations to bring team members into your CloudOps workspace.”

Policies Tab

UI ElementDescription
SearchSearch by Policy Name, Permission...
[Manage Policies]Open Console / ID & Access to manage policies
[Add Policy]Open Console / ID & Access to add a new policy
Row metadataEach policy shows the number of attached members (e.g. 5 members)

Empty state: “No Policies Found” with “Create policies to manage access control for your CloudOps workspace.”

Error State

If the underlying API request fails, the page shows the load error:

  • “Could not load data”The request failed. Check your network, mock settings (VITE_USE_MOCK), and that the Console API uses the same origin as the app in local dev. with a [Try again] button.
  • For supplementary data failures the smaller note “Could not load supplemental data for this table” is shown above the affected table.
v1.1.0