If your administrator has enabled member editing, you can modify certain properties of group members directly from the web interface.
Which fields you can edit depends on your administrator’s configuration. The following member fields can potentially be made editable:
| Field | AD Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Username | sAMAccountName |
AD logon name |
| Display Name | displayName |
Full display name |
| First Name | givenName |
Given name |
| Last Name | sn |
Surname |
| Description | description |
Account description |
mail |
Email address | |
| Job Title | title |
Job title |
| Department | department |
Department name |
| Company | company |
Company name |
| Office | physicalDeliveryOfficeName |
Office location |
| Telephone | telephoneNumber |
Phone number |
| Employee ID | employeeID |
Employee identifier |
| Employee Number | employeeNumber |
Employee number |
| Account Status | userAccountControl |
Enable or disable the account |
The following member fields are always read-only:
| Field | Why read-only |
|---|---|
| Name | The common name (cn) — renaming users has broader implications |
| Distinguished Name | Determined by AD structure |
| Manager | Managed through AD administration |
| Type | User, Group, Computer, or Contact — determined by object class |
| Domain Name | Determined by the domain the object belongs to |
| Division | Set to non-editable by default (can be changed by admin) |
Account Status is a special field — when editable, it allows managers to enable or disable a user account. This is a powerful capability that administrators should enable with caution.
Every member edit is logged in the audit trail (if logging is enabled). The log records who made the change, when, the member affected, and the specific values that were changed (old value → new value).
If email notifications are configured with the Notify When User Account Information Is Updated option enabled, an instant notification is sent when a member’s properties are edited.
If you don’t see an Edit button on member rows, your administrator has disabled member editing in the admin panel Settings (Allow editing member data is turned off), or no fields are marked as editable in the Fields configuration. Contact your administrator if you need this capability.