> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/user-interface/navigation-pane/account.md).

# Account

Use the My account button in Remote Desktop Manager to view your account information and roles, set user preferences, and change the theme and header style.

The ***My account*** button, at the right end of the [Top pane](/rdm/user-interface/top-pane.md), opens a panel with information about the account connected to the current workspace and settings to customize your Remote Desktop Manager interface. On Linux, the same content is also available from the ***Account*** pane of the ***navigation pane***.

Some sections are displayed only when the current workspace supports them.

## Account information

The top of the panel shows the account name, full name, and email address. Badges indicate special account types, such as ***System DBA***, ***External***, or ***Privileged***.

## User preferences

Opens a window where you can customize how entries are displayed for your account:

* ***Cloaked folders***: Hide specific folders from your ***navigation pane***.
* ***Hide archived entries***, ***Hide disabled entries***, and ***Hide expired entries***: Hide these entries from the tree view.
* ***Automatically check in PAM account when closing the entry***: Set how Remote Desktop Manager checks in a PAM account when you close an entry.

## User-specific settings list

On Windows and Linux, opens the list of your user-specific settings. Displayed only when the workspace has user-specific settings for you.

## My roles

Lists the roles assigned to your account.

## User interface

Changes made in this section apply to the Remote Desktop Manager application, so they stay in effect when you switch accounts or workspaces.

* Choose the application [theme](/rdm/user-interface/ui-customization/theme.md).
* Choose the [header style](/rdm/user-interface/ui-customization/style.md): ***Ribbon***, ***Menu bar***, or ***Toolbar***.

## Devolutions Account

Sign in to or out of your Devolutions Account. When you are signed in, you can also enable ***Automatically sign in at startup*** and ***Keep me signed in***. If the current Devolutions Cloud workspace uses a different Devolutions Account than the one you are signed in with, a message is displayed with a ***Set as default*** button to switch to that account.

## Manage cached authentication

Manage the authentication information that Remote Desktop Manager keeps in cache.

## AI assistant

Sign in to or out of the AI assistant.


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