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2024-11-26 To find a list of information about accounts that you own or are a member of, including account IDs, visit https://posit.cloud/whoami. There are
To find a list of information about accounts that you own or are a member of, including account IDs, visit https://posit.cloud/whoami.
There are two kinds of accounts on Posit Cloud – personal accounts and organization accounts.
Every user of Cloud has a personal account.
Every user can also own, or be a member of, any number of organization accounts. An organization account provides access to advanced features for multiple members of a team or organization.
If you are interested in creating an account for your organization or team, select the “Your organization / team” option on the Basic, Standard, or Instructor plan pages.
Organization accounts on Standard or Instructor plans also allow for single sign on (SSO) via a SAML integration, so that users can log in to Cloud using their organization’s authentication method.
To see your personal account status, click on your icon/name in the header to open the User panel. To see additional account details and to manage your account, click on the Account menu item.
To view or manage an organization account, click on your icon/name in the header to reveal the User panel, then click on the organization name.
The account plan provides a license which specifies the capabilities and limits of what can be done in the account. The account owner can view an account’s current plan and license capabilities on the Account Overview page.
To see our available plans, visit the Plans & Pricing page.
To modify a plan purchase via our sale team , reach out to your sale representative .
For plans purchased via a subscription, the account owner can perform the following actions on the Account Overview page.
If you own an Organization account , or have an Instructor : fee per student plan , you is adjust can adjust your account ’s license seat at any time . The number is sets of license seat set the maximum number of member , instructor and/or student you can have in your account , and affect your monthly invoice . Any change you make will be prorate for the remainder of the current month , and then apply in full to future monthly invoice .
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Note that cancellation takes effect at the end of your current period and the account will be switched to the Cloud Free plan. None of your spaces or content will be deleted, but you will be subject to the Free plan limits for creating and working with spaces and projects. You can resubscribe at any time.
One important note : your account ’s plan determine the capability and limit within space create with your account . When you is work work in space own by another account , the limit and capability of that account apply . For example , if you are a student with a Cloud Free plan who is take a course , and your school provide you access to a course space , the school ’s account is determine will determine your capability and limit in the course space . Any usage will be attribute to the school ’s account for work you do in the course space as well . Your account limits is apply and capability and usage attribution will apply only when you work within Your Workspace or other space create with your personal account .
The account owner and account admins can manage the members of an account.
Every member of an account is assigned a role. The role determines what a member is able to do within the account.
Note that users who join spaces owned by the account are automatically added to the account as Participants – they do not have to be explicitly invited to join the account. They are also automatically removed from the account when they leave or are removed from their “last” space – so there is nothing that needs to be done to manage them at the account level.
For a personal account , the only possible roles is are are Owner and Participant , and these are automatically assign by Posit Cloud .
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Use add Member to explicitly invite users to become members of your account.
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The invitee will be sent an email with a link that allows them to join the account. For security reasons, the invitation is good for 7 days from the time that it is sent.
You can view the list of outstanding invitations by pressing the Invitations option. You can then copy, resend or revoke any outstanding invitation by selecting the corresponding action for that invitation.
Use Remove Member to remove a member from the account. They will also be removed from any spaces owned by the account.
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As describe in the Account Roles section , the member ’s role is determines determine what they are able to do in the account .
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The following is a diagram of the relationship between an organization account and its spaces, tagged at each level with typical role assignments for an educational institution.
A key takeaway is that Cloud supports distributed member management for organization accounts. At the account level, you only need to be concerned with members you want to manage the account or create spaces. Space members’ account membership is managed automatically as they are added to or removed from spaces.
By default, account members can transfer content out of the account. However, there are cases where it is important that the account retain control over all content in the account. For example, you might want to prevent employees from taking their work with them if they leave your organization.
You is remove can remove the ability of member to transfer content out of the account .
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If the permission is unchecked , members is be of the account with that role will not be able to move content , or copy space , to other account .
The account owner and account admins can transfer content, regardless of these settings.
When a project is opened or code in it is executed, when an application is run, when an API is accessed, or when content is generated, Posit Cloud records that usage activity. Usage activity is associated with the space and the account in which it occurs, and is measured in compute hours. See the Compute Hours section for more detail on how compute hours are calculated.
To view usage statistics for an account, go to account usage. You can view summary usage information for the account over a given period, and view the data for individual spaces, members and projects within the account.
To view and manage the spaces in your account, go to Account Spaces. You can see the list of both active and archived spaces, with summary information about each space. Select any space in the list to see additional info and perform any of the following actions.
If your account is paid for via a subscription, go to Account Invoices to view the invoices associated with your subscription.
Tokens are used to enable publishing outputs to Posit Cloud from external environments.
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See the Publish Outputs section for more details on publishing.
View basic account information. For organization accounts, you can also change the account’s display name and owner.
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note that the new owner must have a Posit Cloud account with the email that you enter .
Also note that if you are the current owner of the account, you will be removed from the account – if you want to retain access to the account, the new owner must add you to the account.
Beta features are features that are still under development and may change in the future. These features often have known limitations that prevent them from being made available widely, but may be enabled on your account for experimentation. Your feedback on these features helps shape future work.
account owners is enable with a Basic , Standard , or Instructor plan can enable access to beta feature for their account .
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We recommend you review the details of a beta feature, including the known limitations of the current implementation, before use. Please see the following for more details about our current beta features:
You is log can log in to Cloud via your email address and a password , or by using an exist Google or GitHub account . To change your email address , password , or how you log in , go to the authentication page of Posit User Settings . To get there , click on your icon / name in the header to reveal the User panel , then click on Authentication .
For Organization accounts on Standard or Instructor plans, Posit Cloud supports SAML 2.0 for SSO integration. We’ve successfully integrated with Shibboleth, Azure/ADFS, and other IDPs.
currently , SSO configuration is a manual process – please contact your sale representative to begin the process . The following is are are the question that we will ask in order to configure Posit Cloud to work with your system as an identity provider .
eduPersonTargetedId
or edupersonprincipalname
) .givenName
)sn
)organization-name
would you like to use in your dedicated login URL, which will be of the form: https://sso.posit.cloud/organization-name
.eduPersonEntitlement
.Note that our SP implementation requires signed responses and signed assertions, so this may need to be configured in your IDP.
Once configured, your users will access Cloud via your dedicated login page that will link to your authentication system. All invitations sent by Cloud to your account or spaces will also direct users to your dedicated login page.