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# User Preferences

The user preferences section allows you to modify your application access data such as the registered email address and password.

It is also possible to set additional details such as the color of the avatar that contains your initials in the user list, the display name and your job position. Entering details helps collaboration between multiple users, in case the Plus plan has been subscribed.

## Access User Preferences

To access preferences click on the [user menu](/en/getting-started/main-interface.md#user-menu) button at the top left and select **User Preferences**. Alternatively click on the button that shows your name at the top right.

### The User Preferences Panel

* To change the password simply click the *Change Password* button, and after entering the current password for verification it will be possible to define a new one.
* If specified, instead of the full name, the **Display Name** set here will be used in the workspace user lists.
* After entering your data, click the **Save Preferences** button.

## Email Address Modification

To modify the email address, once you have entered the new address, you will be asked to enter a verification code to validate it.

Make sure you have the new address available and can access the related inbox.

In case the code verification operation is not successful, the modification will have no effect and you can continue to access Fashionupdater with the previous email address.


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