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Account Management

Manage your account settings, security, connected accounts, and personal data from the dashboard.

Profile

Update your personal information in Dashboard > Settings.

FieldDescription
NameYour display name
EmailYour login email address
PhoneYour phone number
AvatarProfile picture (upload or URL, max 5 MB)

Password

Changing Your Password

  1. Go to Dashboard > Settings > Security
  2. Click Change Password
  3. Enter your current password
  4. Enter your new password
  5. Click Save

Your new password must be different from your current one and meet the minimum strength requirements.

No Password Set

If you signed up with a social account (Google, GitHub, etc.), you may not have a password. You can set one in your security settings to enable password-based sign-in as an additional option.

Sessions

View and manage your active sessions in Dashboard > Settings > Security.

Active Sessions

Your sessions list shows where you’re currently signed in, including the session expiration date.

Revoking Sessions

  • Revoke a single session — Signs you out from that specific device or browser
  • Revoke all other sessions — Signs you out everywhere except your current session

Revoking a session is immediate. The signed-out device will need to sign in again.

Connected Accounts

Link social accounts to your Akol account for easier sign-in.

Supported Providers

  • Google
  • GitHub
  • Facebook
  • Microsoft
  • Apple
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn

Linking an Account

Connect a social account from Dashboard > Settings > Connected Accounts. Once linked, you can use that provider to sign in.

Unlinking an Account

  1. Go to Dashboard > Settings > Connected Accounts
  2. Click Disconnect next to the provider

You cannot remove your last sign-in method. If you only have one connected account and no password, set a password first before unlinking the account.

Preferences

Customize your experience in Dashboard > Settings > Preferences.

SettingOptions
TimezoneYour local timezone for scheduling and timestamps
LanguageDisplay language
ThemeLight, dark, or system

Notification Settings

Control what notifications you receive in Dashboard > Settings > Notifications.

SettingDescription
Call alertsGet notified about incoming and completed calls
Weekly reportReceive a weekly summary of your call activity
Marketing emailsProduct updates and announcements
New featuresNotifications about new Akol features
SMS notificationsReceive notifications via text message

Data Export (GDPR)

Download all your personal data as a JSON file.

  1. Go to Dashboard > Settings
  2. Click Export My Data
  3. A JSON file is downloaded containing your complete data

What’s Included

DataIncluded
Profile informationYes
BusinessesYes
AgentsYes
Phone numbersYes
Integrations (metadata only)Yes
Usage recordsYes
Calls (up to 10,000)Yes
Audit logs (up to 5,000)Yes

What’s Excluded

Sensitive security data is excluded from exports for safety:

  • Passwords and authentication secrets
  • Integration access tokens and refresh tokens
  • Call recording URLs (available separately)
  • Detailed audit log values (may contain sensitive data)

Data exports are rate-limited to 3 requests per hour.

Deleting Your Account

Permanently delete your Akol account and all associated data.

  1. Go to Dashboard > Settings
  2. Click Delete Account
  3. Confirm by entering your password (or email for social-only accounts)

What Gets Deleted

Account deletion is permanent and removes:

  • Your profile and all personal data
  • All businesses you own
  • All agents, phone numbers, and configurations
  • All call history and recordings
  • All integrations and their tokens
  • All sessions and trusted devices
  • All audit logs and usage records

Account deletion cannot be undone. Export your data first if you need a copy.

Tips

  1. Export data before deleting — Use the data export feature to save a copy of everything
  2. Review sessions regularly — Revoke sessions on devices you no longer use
  3. Keep a password set — Even with social sign-in, having a password gives you a backup way to access your account
  4. Check connected accounts — Remove providers you no longer use
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