Your profile

Your profile lives at https://zeonsystems.app/account/profile. It's where you confirm who Zeon thinks you are and which organization you're a member of.

What you see

Open the account app and click Profile in the top nav. The page shows:

Field	What it is
Email	The email address Zeon knows you by; what you log in with.
User ID	Your unique id in Zeon. Comes up if you're being added to an org or troubleshooting with support.
Organization	The org you belong to.
Org role	`member` or `admin`. Admins can invite and manage other members.
Per-environment roles	(When applicable.) Roles you have in specific environments. Read-only display today.

What's editable

Nothing on this page, today. The fields are read-only, and the page says "Editing profile fields is coming soon".

If you need to change your email or fix a typo in your name, contact your org admin.

Changing your password

Password changes happen in the login flow, not on the profile page:

Sign out (click your email in any Zeon surface → Sign out).
On the sign-in page, click Forgot password?, even if you remember the current one.
Follow the email link to set a new password.
Sign back in.

The same flow handles forgotten passwords on first sign-in (when you were just invited and have a temporary password).

Multi-factor authentication

MFA is optional today. If you have it enabled (likely set up the first time you signed in), the sign-in flow will ask for your code after the password step. You manage MFA settings the same way you manage your password: through the sign-in screen, not the profile page.

How your session works across services

When you sign in to any one Zeon surface, you're signed in to all of them. The session is shared across:

https://zeonsystems.app (the main app)
https://zeonsystems.app/account (this app)
https://ide.zeonsystems.app (the Web IDE)
https://sim.zeonsystems.app/s/<token> (the 3D viewport during a cloud run)

Moving between surfaces doesn't ask you to log in again. Signing out from one surface ends your session everywhere.

The CLI is different

The CLI doesn't use your browser session. It uses a long-lived API token that you mint on the API tokens page (or with zeon auth login). If you revoke a token, the CLI on that machine stops working; if you change your password, the CLI keeps working until the token expires.

When something looks wrong

Symptom	Likely cause	What to do
Profile shows the wrong organization	You were moved between orgs but your browser cookie is stale	Sign out and sign back in
Org role says `member` but you should be `admin`	Your admin hasn't promoted you yet	Ask your org admin
Zeon staff badge is wrong	Membership in the Zeon Systems org changed	Sign out + back in; if it persists, contact your Zeon contact