# Account administration

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## Account

This section contains the settings and information related to user accounts.

### Usage

The Usage section shows information related to frequency of requests, compute seconds and storage for the applications developed with an option to export the information.

### Settings

This section contains the details related to settings for the subscription plan, support level, billing details, key account user and account security restrictions.

### Billing

This section lists invoices for the account subscriptions. The invoices can be viewed and paid by Key account users or users with security privileges.

### Logs

This section Lists user activity logs. Users can view logs of changes in account status, subscription plan, as well as user activity logs on the platform such as signing in, signing out, bill payment and more.

## User management

### Users

Users of the Langstack visual programming platform have access to different features of the platform. With the Users section, the Administrator can manage the account details and history for the user. A user can be added to a group or deleted from a group. The rights and privileges for users are determined by the group they belong to.

### Groups

Groups are categorized by privileges and rights. The rights associated with a group determines which features the users of the group have access to and on what level (view, edit, delete). For administrators, access domains include creating and managing tokens, users, roles and groups.


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