Operator sign-in
Sign in with your own account (the one marked as operator). Nothing extra to remember.
Locked out? Use the recovery key
The recovery key is the emergency fallback — the SIPHRIX_SERVICE_ADMIN_TOKEN the server was started with. Use it only if you can't sign in with your account (e.g. you forgot your own password); it stays in this tab's memory.
Accounts
Everyone registered on this server. Reset a password when someone is locked out (a one-time temporary password is shown — give it to them; they sign in and change it in Settings). Operator = can open this admin page with their own sign-in. Delete removes the account and everything it owns.
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Password resets — how it works
1) The user asks you. 2) Press Reset password on their row — a temporary password appears once. 3) Send it to them through a channel you trust. 4) They sign in with it and set a new password in the console's Settings → Change password. If you ever forget your own password, use the recovery key on the sign-in screen of this page, then reset your account here.
SCIM provisioning
Let your identity provider (Okta / Entra ID / OneLogin) own the roster: point its provisioning agent at /scim/v2 with the token below. The token is a dedicated credential for your own organization — it manages users and reads no records; revoking it severs the sync without touching anyone's session. The numbers are what to compare against the directory.
Leads
Everyone who wrote in through the site's contact form, newest first. Reply by email — this list is the record of who asked, not an inbox.
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