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Author: JTorreG

content/nginxaas-google/getting-started/manage-users-accounts.md

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 ## Overview
 
-This document explains how to manage users and accounts in F5 NGINXaaS for Google Cloud using the NGINXaaS console. 
+This document explains how to manage users and accounts in F5 NGINXaaS for Google Cloud using the NGINXaaS console.
 
 Before you start, ensure you understand the following concepts:
 
 - **NGINXaaS Account**: Represents a Google Cloud procurement with an active Marketplace NGINXaaS subscription, linked to a billing account. To create an account, see the signup documentation in [prerequisites]({{< ref "/nginxaas-google/getting-started/prerequisites.md" >}}).
-- **User**: A user is anyone who has access to an NGINXaaS Account through their Google Identity. The same Google Identity can be added to multiple NGINXaaS Accounts, but it is treated as a different user in each account. 
-- **Authorized Domains**: The the list of Google Identity domains (for example, "example.com") allowed to access an NGINXaaS Account using Google authentication. 
+- **User**: A user is anyone who has access to an NGINXaaS Account through their Google Identity. The same Google Identity can be added to multiple NGINXaaS Accounts, but it is treated as a different user in each account.
+- **Authorized Domains**: The list of Google Identity domains (for example, "example.com") allowed to access an NGINXaaS Account using Google authentication.
    - By default, an NGINXaaS Account has an empty authorized domains field, which means that anyone can log in to the account, if added as a user.
    - Configuring this field allows you to control which organizations (based on their email domains) are allowed to log in to the NGINXaaS Account. This restricts access to only users from trusted companies or groups, and prevents unauthorized domains from accessing resources in the account.
-   - When updating authorized domains, you cannot make an update if it would prevent any existing user from logging in. This ensures that no current users are accidentally locked out of the account. 
+   - When updating authorized domains, you cannot make an update if it would prevent any existing user from logging in. This ensures that no current users are accidentally locked out of the account.
 
 ## Add or edit a user
 
@@ -33,38 +33,43 @@ An existing NGINXaaS Account user can additional users following these steps:
 
 The new user will appear in the list of users on the **Users** page. Their **Google Identity Domain** will remain empty until they log in for the first time.
 
-To edit a user:
+### Edit a user
 
-1. Navigiate to **Users** page under the **Settings** menu in the left bar.
-1. Select the  ellipsis (three dots) menu for the user you want to update.
-1. Select **Edit**. 
-1. Update the user details.; currently only the username can be changed.
-1. Select  **Update** to confirm the changes.
+1. Select **Users** under the **Settings** section on the left menu.
+1. Select the ellipsis (three dots) menu for the user you want to update.
+1. Select **Edit**.
+1. Update the user details; currently only the username can be changed.
+1. Select **Update** to confirm the changes.
 
 ## Modify account settings
 
 As an authenticated user, you may modify the authorized domains and name of an NGINXaaS Account.
 
 
-To modify **Authorized Domains**: 
-1. Navigate to the **Account Details** page under the **Settings** menu in the left bar. 
-2. Select **Edit** in the **Authorized Domains** section.
-3. To add a new authorized domain, select **Add Domain** and enter the new domain. 
-4. To remove an existing authorized domain, select the trash symbol next to it. 
-6. Save changes by selecting **Update**.
+### Modify Authorized Domains
 
-To modify the name of an account:
-1. Navigate to **Account Details** page under the **Settings** menu in the left bar. 
+1. Select **Account Details** under the **Settings** section on the left menu.
+1. Select **Edit** in the **Authorized Domains** section.
+1. To add a new authorized domain, select **Add Domain** and enter the new domain.
+1. To remove an existing authorized domain, select the Recycle Bin button next to it.
+1. Select **Update** to save changes.
+
+### Modify the name of an accoun
+
+1. Select **Account Details** under the **Settings** section on the left menu.
 2. Select **Edit** in the **Account Info** section.
-3. Enter new name in **Account Name** field, save changes by selecting **Update**. 
+3. Enter new name in **Account Name** field, then select **Update** to save changes.
 
 ## Switch accounts
-To switch to a different NGINXaaS Account, select the profile symbol in the top right corner and choose **Switch Account**. This opens a page showing the list of all NGINXaas Accounts that your Google Identity is linked to, where you may select an account to switch to. 
+
+To switch to a different NGINXaaS Account, select the profile symbol in the top right corner and choose **Switch Account**. This opens a page showing the list of all the NGINXaas Accounts that your Google Identity is linked to; select the account you want to switch to.
 
 ## Delete a user
-An authenticated user is able to delete other users, while they are not permitted to delete themselves. Deletion is irreversible, and the deleted user will no longer be able to access the NGINXaaS Account. 
+
+An authenticated user can delete other users (other than their own user account). Deletion is irreversible; the deleted user will no longer be able to access the NGINXaaS Account.
 
 To delete a user in an NGINXaaS Account:
-1. Navigate to **Users** page under the **Settings** menu in the left bar.
-2. Choose user to delete by selecting the options menu in the last column. 
-3. Select **Delete** in the options menu. The deleted user will no longer appear in the **Users** page. 
+
+1. Select **Account Details** under the **Settings** section on the left menu.
+1. Select the ellipsis (three dots) menu next to the user you want to delete.
+1. Select **Delete** in the menu. The deleted user will no longer appear in the **Users** page.