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# My Profile
**My Profile** is the personal face of your account: the place where you manage your data and your access, whichever organization you are working in at the time.
You open it from the **user menu**, at the bottom left, in the option **My Profile**.
Everything you change here affects **your user**, not any organization. It is divided into four tabs: **Profile**, **Organizations**, **Security** and **Events**.
### Profile
It brings together your **personal data** and your **contact information**. Some fields you edit yourself; others are read-only, for reference.
| Field | What it is | Editable |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | -------- |
| Photo | Your profile picture (you can delete it) | Yes |
| Email | The email you use to log in | No |
| Last access | Date, time and IP of your last connection | No |
| First and Last Name | Your full name | Yes |
| Position | Your position within the organization | Yes |
| Phone | Your contact phone number | Yes |
| Language | The platform language | Yes |
| Time Zone | The time zone used to display dates | Yes |
At the end, in **Other contact details**, you choose between **using the contact details of your main organization** or **define your own data** for your user. When you're done editing, save the changes.
### Organizations
Shows **the organizations you belong to** and, next to each one, your **permission** (for example, Administrator). It is your personal map: it tells you which organizations you are in and with what role. If you have many, you have a name search tool.
Remember that this list is different from **Home > Organizations**: here you check your membership and your role; there you manage all the organizations and create new ones, something that is documented in its own section, **Organizations**.
### Security
It concentrates everything related to your **access** and the **security** of your user, in three sections:
* **Change password** — you update your password by entering the current one and the new one (twice, to confirm it).
* **Security Emails** — you define email addresses to recover access and receive security alerts for your account.
* **Delete user** — delete your user from Plenit.
> #### ❗️ Deleting a user is irreversible
>
> The section **Delete user** permanently deletes your user and cannot be undone. Use it only if you are sure what you're doing.
### Events
It is the **event log** related to your account: what happened, in what scope and when. You can filter to narrow down what you're looking for.
> #### 📘 One record, multiple views
>
> The events you see here are the same record that you find in **Home > Events**: it changes how they are presented and the scope, but the source is the same.
### Personal, not organizational
It is worth being clear about the boundary: My Profile is **yours**. The configuration of an organization—its data, its brand customization, its contacts—does not live here, but at the level **Organization** of the menu.
### Next steps
* Learn the tasks step by step (editing your profile, changing your password, configuring your security emails) in the [How-to guides.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to.md)
* Consult the detailed reference for each field and each status in [Details.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/details.md)
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