User details page

Field	Description
User Name	Usually the first initial and last name of the user. REQUIRED. Note: The User Name can contain alphabetic characters, numeric characters, and underscores; it cannot contain spaces.
User Type	Site User—User who performs site functions. Sponsor User—User who performs sponsor functions such as monitoring and data management. Certain features are available only to sponsor users. Support User—User who is responsible for support or troubleshooting tasks. Support users behave like all other InForm sponsor users, except they cannot edit their user name or user type. Integration User—User for integrations with external applications, such as the Clinical Data API. Integration users cannot access clinical data or be assigned to sites.
Title	The job title for a user. For example, you might enter PI for a site user.
Description	A description of the user's job title. For a PI, you might enter Principal Investigator.
Country	The country where the user is located. Make sure that you always enter the country in the same way so that the field is used correctly in the InForm reports. For example, US and United States are recognized as two different countries in the reports.
Display Name	The user's name as it appears under the picture in the upper-right corner of the main window.
Home Page	The URL for the page the user sees after they log in to InForm. You must enter the full URL, beginning with http://. This can be any valid URL that points to an internal or external site that is identified by an IP address or host name.
Product Locale	The language—English or Japanese—of the product user interface. REQUIRED. Menus, controls, commands, system screen labels, error messages, and so on are written in the selected language. Oracle creates product locales.
Preferred Study Locale	The preferred language for CRFs. REQUIRED. The available options are based on the languages specified during the study design. This setting: Is used for pages that can span multiple sites. Controls some study locale information presented outside of the CRFs, such as headings on the Time and Events Schedule page or choices in the Source Verification page filter control.