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# Manage your account
Your personal controls in B2TRANSLATE are grouped in two places:
* The **Account** page, opened from the gear icon in the sidebar, where you change your password and manage personal API tokens.
* The control row at the bottom of the sidebar, where you switch the interface language, open your notifications, and sign out.
## Open your account settings
To open your account settings, click **Account** (the gear icon) in the sidebar. The **Settings** page opens with two tabs:
* **Personal API tokens** — create and revoke tokens for programmatic API access.
* **Change password** — update the password you use to sign in.
These settings apply to your own account only.
## Change your password
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### Open the password form
Go to **Account** > **Change password**.
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### Enter your passwords
Enter your **Current password**, and then enter and confirm your **New password**. A strength meter indicates how strong the new password is.
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### Save the change
Click **Save**. You'll use the new password the next time you sign in.
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The new password must meet the following requirements:
* At least eight characters long
* At least one letter, one digit, and one special character
* Different from your current password
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If the **Current password** you enter is incorrect, B2TRANSLATE reports an error and the password isn't changed.
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## Manage personal API tokens
Personal API tokens are an authentication method for programmatic access to the B2TRANSLATE API, useful for integrations and automation workflows. A token acts on your behalf, so you don't need to share your sign-in credentials.
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Personal API tokens have moved from the former profile menu to **Account** > **Personal API tokens**.
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### Create a token
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### Open the tokens tab
Go to **Account** > **Personal API tokens**, and then click **Create Token**.
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### Name the token and set the expiration
Enter a **Token name** that helps you recognize where the token is used. Set an **Expiration date** with the calendar, or click one of the quick options — **30 days**, **60 days**, or **90 days**.
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### Copy the token
Click **Create Token**. The token value appears once. Copy it and store it in a safe place.
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The token value is shown only once and can't be retrieved later. If you lose it, delete the token and create a new one.
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### Revoke a token
To revoke a token you no longer need, find it in the list on the **Personal API tokens** tab and click **Delete**. Any integration that uses the token stops working immediately.
## View your notifications
B2TRANSLATE keeps you informed about background events — such as a finished AI translation, a ready export, or a completed import — through the notification bell at the bottom of the sidebar.
* A red badge on the bell shows the number of unread notifications.
* To see your most recent notifications, click the bell.
* Mark a notification as read to clear it, or click **Mark all as read** to clear them all at once.
* When you have more than five notifications, click **All notifications** to open the full history.
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Besides the in-app bell, notifications can also be delivered to **Email**, **Slack**, or **Telegram**. A workspace administrator configures these delivery channels and chooses who receives each type of event.
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## Change the interface language
B2TRANSLATE is available in multiple languages. To change the language of the interface, click the language selector (the globe icon) at the bottom-left of the sidebar, and then select a language from the list. Your choice is saved for the next time you sign in.
## Sign out
To sign out, click the log-out icon at the bottom of the sidebar. B2TRANSLATE ends your session and returns you to the **Sign in** page.
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