> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.threetone.in/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Account > Review your profile, update your name, manage two-factor authentication, and find workspace and subscription settings. Your account identifies you when you sign in. A workspace holds the team's resources and access settings. Check both before changing a shared agent or subscription. Recording pending for Review account settings. No playable video is available yet. ## Open your profile Open your user menu and select **Profile Settings**, or go directly to [Settings](https://threetone.in/app/settings). The **Profile** tab shows your email, full name, current plan, and two-factor authentication status. The **Workspaces** tab is separate from your personal profile. Screenshot pending for the Threetone profile settings. This illustration is not a product screenshot. ## Update your name Beside **Full name**, select **Update Name**. Enter the name you want teammates to see. Use a nonempty value. Select **Save**. Reopen your profile and confirm the updated name. Your email is currently displayed as account information. This page does not provide a verified email-change workflow. Use the [Help Center](https://help.threetone.in/en) if your sign-in identity needs attention. ## Add two-factor authentication Two-factor authentication adds a verification step to your sign-in. Prepare an authenticator application before starting. Select **Add Two-Factor Authentication**. If the dashboard requires a recent sign-in, authenticate again and restart setup. Scan the displayed QR code or enter the manual setup code in your authenticator. Keep both codes private. Enter the current **Verification Code**, then select **Verify & Enable**. Save the displayed **Backup Code** in a private, secure location before closing the dialog. Confirm the profile now shows two-factor authentication enabled. Never share the QR code, setup secret, verification code, or backup code in a screenshot, recording, repository, or support message. The backup code is used by the supported removal workflow; do not assume it provides every kind of account recovery. To remove two-factor authentication, select **Remove Two-Factor Authentication**, enter **Your Backup Code**, and confirm **Remove 2FA**. Review your account security before removing the additional verification step. ## Find related settings Review shared resources, membership, and access. Review subscriptions and the billing-management workflow. Manage credentials used by server-side integrations. ## Frequently asked questions No. Your profile name identifies your account. Workspace settings and shared resources have their own administration workflow. The displayed Delete account control is not connected to a completed deletion workflow in the documented implementation. Contact support for an account request; do not treat the control as confirmation that account or workspace data was erased. Security changes can require a recent authenticated session. Complete the sign-in and restart the setup rather than reusing an expired challenge. No. Keep authentication codes private. Describe the error and the affected account without sending a credential. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.