WordPress users are the people who can log in to your site's admin area. Console lets you manage them without opening WordPress.

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Open your site, then under WordPress select Users. The table shows each user's username, display name, email, and WordPress role.

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Click Add User, then enter the new user's details and choose a role. The role decides what they can do, from Administrator, with full control, down to Subscriber, who can only read.

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Use the edit and delete actions on a user's row. Editing lets you change a user's display name, email, or role, and set whether they are the site's single sign-on (SSO) user.

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When you click WP Admin at the top of a site, Console signs you straight into WordPress — no separate WordPress password needed. The SSO sign-on user decides which WordPress account that button opens, and the current one is marked with an SSO badge in the users table.

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To change it, edit a user, tick Set as SSO sign-on user, and save. Only one user is the SSO user at a time, so setting it on another user moves it across. Choose the account that matches how you want to work — an Administrator for full access, a lower role such as Subscriber for a limited view, or your own personal login.

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For step-by-step instructions, see How to set the SSO user for a website.