User Management

Managing User Status

Every user account in BeamEdUp has a status that controls whether they can access the platform. Managing user status is an important part of day-to-day administration — from onboarding new users to handling departures and disciplinary actions.

The Three Statuses

Active

The user can log in and use the platform normally. This is the default status for newly created accounts.

Full access based on their assigned role

Can log in, take exams, manage content

Appears in active user counts and reports

Receives notifications and emails

Inactive

The account is disabled. The user cannot log in. Use this for users who have left the institution or no longer need access.

Cannot log in — gets an "account disabled" message

Existing data (exam results, submissions) is preserved

Does not appear in active user counts

Stops receiving notifications

Can be reactivated at any time

Suspended

Temporarily blocked. Similar to inactive, but signals a deliberate temporary suspension (e.g., disciplinary action, pending investigation).

Cannot log in — gets a "suspended" message

All data is preserved intact

Serves as a flag for administrative review

Can be reactivated when the issue is resolved

Distinct from inactive for reporting purposes

How to Change User Status

1

Go to the User Detail Page

Navigate to Users from the sidebar and click on the user whose status you want to change. You'll see their current status displayed as a colored badge next to their name.

2

Click the Status Toggle Button

On the user detail page, you'll see a Deactivate button (for active users) or an Activate button (for inactive/suspended users) in the action buttons area. Click it to toggle the status.

3

Confirm the Change

The status change takes effect immediately. A success notification confirms the update, and the status badge on the page refreshes to show the new status.

Who Can Change Status

Feature

Org Admin

Branch Admin

Instructor

Learner

Guardian

Activate Users

Deactivate Users

Suspend Users

Bulk Status Change

Delete Users

Bulk Status Changes

When managing large numbers of users — such as deactivating an entire graduating class — you can use bulk actions:

  • Navigate to the Users list page
  • Use filters (role, branch, status) to narrow down the user list
  • Select multiple users using the checkboxes
  • Choose the bulk action: Activate, Deactivate, or Delete
  • Confirm the action — it applies to all selected users at once

Common Scenarios

  • Student graduates → Set status to Inactive. Their records remain for transcripts and historical reports.
  • Teacher goes on leave → Set status to Inactive. Reactivate when they return. Their classes and content are preserved.
  • Disciplinary suspension → Set status to Suspended. This clearly signals the reason for the block and can be reversed after review.
  • Test or duplicate account Delete the account if there is no meaningful data to preserve.