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Your User Profile in SpartanX

Manage your personal profile: view credit usage and history, configure document storage (internal or Google Drive), and update your name and photo.

Written by SpartanX CS

The SpartanX user profile gives you visibility into your personal credit usage, control over where your uploaded documents are stored, and basic account customization. It's accessible from multiple locations in the platform and provides useful operational context at a glance.


Accessing the User Profile

There are two ways to reach the user profile:

  • Click the credit balance display — this takes you directly to the Usage tab

  • Go to Settings and click your name — this opens the same profile view

Usage Tab

The Usage tab shows your personal credit consumption within the platform:

  • Total credits remaining on your license

  • License expiration date

  • Current active workspace

  • Credits used in the current workspace

Usage history is available in three time views: 7-day, 30-day, and all-time. Each entry in the history shows which module consumed credits and how many, with a timestamp. You can sort by newest or oldest and export the history for billing or internal reporting.


Data Storage Settings

The Data Storage tab controls where files uploaded to SpartanX are stored.


By default, uploaded documents — policy files, scan results, and other context files — are stored in SpartanX's internal secure storage. If your organization's data governance requirements mandate external storage, you can connect Google Drive and specify the target folder. When set, all subsequently uploaded files are routed to your Google Drive instead of internal storage.


Supported storage options:

  • Internal storage (default) — secure, managed by SpartanX

  • Google Drive — connect your account and specify a destination folder or path

Profile Customization

The profile section allows you to:

  • Upload a profile picture

  • Update your first and last name

Profile pictures are displayed when you comment on vulnerabilities or participate in remediation discussions, making it easy for teammates to identify who responded to a specific finding.


What's Next

The next section covers organization-wide Settings — user management, roles, workspace configuration, and credit allocation across workspaces.

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