Settings → Account¶
Display name, profile image, locale, and account deletion.
Endpoint summary¶
| Method | Path | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /user/v1/settings/profile |
View profile |
| PUT | /user/v1/settings/profile |
Update display name / profile image |
| PUT | /user/v1/settings/locale/{locale} |
Set UI locale |
| DELETE | /user/v1/settings/profile/delete |
Delete your account |
Getting a copy of your data and recording a cookie-consent decision are on Privacy.
When the caller's organization is entitled to it, the profile response also carries googleDriveClientId / googleDriveApiKey / dropboxAppKey — the credentials the Cloud Source import flow needs. Omitted from the example below since they are null for most organizations; see that section for the full shape and how to treat them.
Viewing¶
{
"id": 1042,
"name": "Jane Doe",
"username": "janedoe",
"email": "jane@example.com",
"status": "ACTIVE",
"locale": "en",
"orgOwner": false,
"orgName": "Acme Corp",
"allowDocShare": true,
"userRole": { "name": "Member", "signatureSettings": { "allowSignElectronic": true, "quotaElectronic": 50 } }
}
Updating¶
name — required, 3–20 chars, letters + single interior spaces. profileImage is optional. 400 on validation failure.
Deleting your account¶
Error: rejected if you're an organization owner and other members remain — transfer ownership (see Organization → Users) or remove other members first.
Returns 200 on success.
The account is closed, its login is removed, and the data belonging to it is deleted: draft and unsent documents, inbox items, recipients, saved signatures, notifications, tokens and link codes. Certificates are held for a configured grace window rather than destroyed immediately.
Completed and signed documents are not deleted. Your name stays on them along with the record that you signed. Other people rely on those signatures, and a signature one party could erase would not be evidence of anything.
How far the erasure goes is an administrator setting. With it on — the default — the account row is anonymised, identity-verification records are purged, and your name, address and IP are scrubbed from log entries. With it off, the account is closed and its data deleted, but identifying fields and log entries are left as they are.