Skip to content
English
Customer portal
Go to Pascal
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

How to change your account's settings

You can navigate to your personal settings by clicking on your user icon, pressing on Settings. All personal settings are noted in the section Your account.

 

The General page

  • In the Profile card, your profile information can be viewed and edited.
  • The Sessions card, shows you your recent login sessions.
  • The API tokens card, shows you your existing API tokens and new API tokens can be created. A quick link to the API documentation can be found in the bottom right.
  • The Configuration card allows you to configure several settings regarding the Pascal application.
  • The Languages card enables you to customise the interface language and translation languages for media articles.

The Notification page

  • The Notifications card allows you to customise notifications received in the Pascal application and via email.
    • The Monitoring section can be used to configure the frequency of monitoring notifications, if those notifications should be received via email and if notifications when no new findings are present are preferred.
    • The Transactions section is only present if access to the module Transactions is active and allows you to configure receiving transaction reports via email.
    • The Notifications section allows you to configure several other types of notifications in the application and via email.

This documentation, including images, videos and text, is accurate as of Version 7.7 of Pascal.

We strive to keep our documentation up to date with each release to ensure it remains a reliable resource for our users. However, given the dynamic nature of our software development, there might be instances where changes introduced in subsequent versions are not immediately reflected in this documentation. We encourage users to refer to the latest release notes and to use the feedback mechanism for any discrepancies or requests for clarification.