Reviewing/Changing an Account Profile in Control Accounts

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Account Profile

The Account represents the organizational boundary with account-level settings and policies.

The Account page provides a centralized view of your organization’s account settings and configuration. From here, you can view account details, monitor the status of Reserved Capacity Storage, generate WACM Connect and integration API keys, set default storage quota thresholds, and manage identity integrations, including SSO and SCIM token configuration.

Be sure to click Update (in the upper-right corner) to apply any changes made on this page.

The Account page displays the following information for each user:

  • Account Information—The account status, account name, partner type, and account type.

  • Reserved Capacity Storage (RCS)—Provides current storage utilization for RCS customers.

  • WACM Connect API Key—Allows you to generate an API key for accessing the WACM Connect API.

  • Integration API Keys—Provides a link to WACM Integrations for enabling secure communication with third-party services.

  • Contact Information—The address and contact information for the account.

  • Business Information—The tax information for the company.

  • Defaults—Allows you to set a Storage Quota value for all Sub-Accounts under a Control Account.

  • SSO (Single Sign On)—Allows you to enable authentication for this account.

  • SCIM Token—Allows you to generate a unique bearer token for an Identity Provider (IdP).

Account Status

Shows basic account details, including account status, partner, and account type. From this page, you can only update the name.

Reserved Capacity Storage (RCS) Status Gauge

If you are an RCS customer, the Reserved Capacity Storage (RCS) Status gauge is a visual tool that provides a clear, instant view of your current storage utilization. The gauge automatically tracks your usage and shows exactly how close you are to reaching your reserved capacity limit.

Stay proactive about capacity management by monitoring your storage health directly from the Control Account:

  • A visual gauge displays the amount of your purchased capacity that you have used (for example, “100 TB of 400 TB used – 25% utilization”). This provides an instant view of how close you are to your RCS quota.

  • Usage details show total storage, active storage, and deleted storage. You can quickly access usage levels without manual tracking or calculating usage percentages.

  • Contract details indicate your total reserved capacity, contract period, and renewal dates.

WACM Connect API Key

The WACM Connect API key lets you access WACM data for automation and can be rotated or deleted as needed for security purposes.

Integration API Keys

Integration API keys enable secure communications with third-party services. WACM Integrations provides details to enable partner integrations.

Contact Information

Provides editable fields for the user’s contact details, including the email address and other associated contact information.

Business Information

Provides editable fields with your organization’s registered business details, including business number, tax ID, fiscal number, VAT number, and company website. This information is used for billing, compliance, and official account records.

Defaults

The Defaults section allows you to set a storage quota value for all Sub-Accounts at once.

The Sub-Account Default Storage Quota field allows users to assign a set amount of purchased storage to each Sub-Account, except for those that have already been modified. This amount can be changed at any time, and all Sub-Accounts that have not been modified previously will be updated to the new value.

Single Sign On (SSO)

  1. Click Start SSO Configuration.

  2. Enter your organization name, which is a unique identifier that you and your users will use when signing in to Wasabi using SSO.

  3. Click Add Organization. The organization name is displayed along with a drop-down menu to select the SSO connection:

  4. Click the SSO Connection drop-down to select the connection type. You can select one of these protocols:

    • SAML

    • OPEN ID

SAML Connection

If you select SAML, a screen similar to the one shown below is displayed. Work through the instructions on the screen.

  1. Enter the Sign In URL (Callback URL) and Sign Out URL (optional). Then click Browse File and select the X509 Signing Certificate.pem file.

  2. Complete the IDP configuration.

  3. Click Save Connection.

Open ID Connection

If you select OPEN ID, a screen similar to the one shown below is displayed. Work through the instructions on the screen.

  1. Enter the Discovery Endpoint and Client ID information.

  2. Click Save Connection.

    Sign In With SSO

    When SSO is configured, a user can sign in with SSO on the Welcome screen:

SCIM Token

When configuring SCIM, you will need a token to enable SCIM provisioning.

  1. Click Generate Token.

  2. Click Download Token or Copy Token to the clipboard.