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Account settings in Forerunner allow you to manage your personal profile, update your contact information, and configure your account preferences. Some settings are managed by you, while others require assistance from your Customer Success Manager.

Your profile settings

Access your profile settings by clicking your name or profile icon in the navigation, then selecting Settings or Account.

Personal information

You can update the following information:
FieldDescriptionYou can change?
First nameYour first name displayed in ForerunnerYes
Last nameYour last name displayed in ForerunnerYes
Email addressYour sign-in email and notification addressLimited
Phone numberUsed for MFA verification if enabledYes
Email address changes may require verification or CSM assistance depending on your account configuration and whether SSO is enabled.

Updating your profile

1

Open settings

Click your profile icon or name in the navigation and select Settings.
2

Edit profile

Find the profile or personal information section.
3

Make changes

Update your first name, last name, or other editable fields.
4

Save

Click Save or Update to apply your changes.

Password management

If your account uses password authentication (not SSO), you can change your password:

Changing your password

1

Go to security settings

Navigate to Settings and find the password or security section.
2

Select change password

Click Change Password or Update Password.
3

Enter current password

Verify your identity by entering your current password.
4

Create new password

Enter a new password that meets security requirements:
  • Minimum length (typically 8+ characters)
  • Mix of uppercase and lowercase letters
  • At least one number
  • At least one special character
5

Confirm and save

Re-enter the new password to confirm, then save.
After changing your password, you’ll need to use the new password on all devices including the mobile app.

Password requirements

Your organization may enforce specific password policies:
  • Minimum length - Passwords must be at least a certain number of characters
  • Complexity - Requirements for uppercase, numbers, and special characters
  • Expiration - Passwords may need to be changed periodically
  • History - Previous passwords may not be reused
Password policies are configured at the account level. Contact your CSM if you have questions about your organization’s requirements.

Phone number for MFA

If your account uses multi-factor authentication, your phone number is required for receiving verification codes:

Updating your phone number

1

Go to settings

Navigate to Settings > Account or Profile.
2

Find phone settings

Locate the phone number field in your profile.
3

Verify identity

If MFA is enabled, you may need to verify with a code sent to your current number.
4

Enter new number

Provide your new phone number including area code.
5

Verify new number

Enter the verification code sent to your new phone.
Use a personal mobile phone number to ensure only you receive MFA codes. Avoid using shared office phones or landlines.

Authentication method

Your sign-in method is determined by account configuration:

Password authentication

Standard email and password sign-in:
  • You manage your own password
  • Password reset available via email
  • MFA may be required additionally

Single sign-on (SSO)

Sign in through your organization’s identity provider:
  • Password managed by your organization
  • Forerunner password settings don’t apply
  • Sign-in redirects to your organization’s portal
You cannot switch between authentication methods yourself. SSO is configured by your Customer Success Manager based on your organization’s requirements.

Settings you manage vs. CSM-managed settings

Settings you can manage

SettingLocationNotes
First nameProfileUpdate anytime
Last nameProfileUpdate anytime
Phone numberProfileRequired if MFA enabled
PasswordSecurityIf using password auth
Profile photoProfileIf enabled for account

Settings requiring CSM assistance

SettingWhy CSM-managedHow to request changes
Email addressAffects authentication and uniquenessContact your CSM
User roleRequires administrative accessContact your Manager
SSO configurationAccount-level settingContact your CSM
MFA requirementsAccount-level security policyContact your CSM
Session timeoutAccount-level security policyContact your CSM
Password policiesAccount-level security policyContact your CSM
User groupsAffects permissions and accessContact your CSM

Account security settings

These security settings are configured at the account level by your CSM:

Session timeout

How long you can remain inactive before being signed out:
  • Typical settings range from 30 minutes to 8 hours
  • More sensitive accounts may have shorter timeouts
  • Activity resets the timeout counter

Failed login protection

Protection against unauthorized access attempts:
  • Maximum failed attempts before lockout (typically 10)
  • Lockout duration
  • Account recovery options

Password expiration

If enabled, passwords must be changed periodically:
  • You’ll receive notification when expiration approaches
  • Cannot sign in with expired password
  • Must create new password meeting requirements

Notification preferences

Depending on your account configuration, you may be able to manage notification preferences:

Email notifications

Types of notifications you might receive:
  • Record assignments and updates
  • Workflow step assignments
  • Task reminders
  • System announcements

Managing preferences

If notification settings are available:
1

Go to settings

Navigate to Settings > Notifications (if available).
2

Review options

See which notification types can be configured.
3

Update preferences

Toggle notifications on or off as needed.
4

Save changes

Apply your notification preferences.
Notification options vary by account. If you don’t see notification settings, contact your CSM to discuss what options are available.

Account-level settings

These settings affect all users in your account and are managed by your CSM:

Security configuration

SettingDescription
Session timeoutMinutes of inactivity before automatic sign-out
Password expirationDays until password must be changed
Max failed loginsAttempts before account lockout
Minimum password lengthCharacter requirement for passwords
MFA enabledWhether multi-factor authentication is active

Requesting changes

To request changes to account-level settings:
  1. Discuss the need with your Manager
  2. Manager contacts your Customer Success Manager
  3. CSM evaluates the request and security implications
  4. Changes are implemented if appropriate

Deactivating your account

If you need to deactivate your own account (for example, when leaving an organization):
  1. Contact your Manager to request deactivation
  2. Manager deactivates your account through team settings
  3. Your sign-in access is immediately revoked
  4. Your historical data and activity remain in the system
Account deactivation is typically handled by your Manager or administrator. Don’t attempt to delete your own data before leaving, as this may violate data retention policies.

Troubleshooting

Email changes often require CSM assistance due to:
  • SSO configuration tied to email domain
  • Uniqueness requirements
  • Authentication dependencies
Contact your Customer Success Manager to update your email.
Common issues:
  • Current password entered incorrectly
  • New password doesn’t meet requirements
  • Account uses SSO (password managed elsewhere)
Check the specific error message and try again, or contact your Manager for help.
Some settings may not appear if:
  • Feature is not enabled for your account
  • Your role doesn’t permit access
  • Setting is managed at account level
Contact your CSM to discuss what settings are available.
If you can’t verify your new phone number:
  • Ensure the number can receive SMS
  • Check for typos in the number
  • Wait and request a new code
  • Contact your Manager if problems persist
Switching between password and SSO requires CSM configuration. Contact your Customer Success Manager to discuss authentication options for your account.

Best practices

Keep information current

  • Update your phone number immediately when it changes
  • Ensure your name displays correctly
  • Report any incorrect information to your Manager

Maintain security

  • Change your password periodically even if not required
  • Use a unique password not used for other accounts
  • Sign out on shared or public computers
  • Report any suspicious account activity

Work with your team

  • Notify your Manager before extended absences
  • Update your profile when responsibilities change
  • Request role changes through proper channels