V4 Reports
Reporting gives members a simple way to flag concerns and helps each space handle them with the right context.
V4 Rankings
Top Contributors helps communities recognize the people making a visible difference and gives members an easy way to discover their work.
V4 Profiles
Profiles bring your identity, published work, saved collections, personal settings, and recognition together in one connected home.
Profiles Guide
Profiles brings your public identity, published work, saved content, recognition, and private account controls into one connected personal home. Use this guide to understand what other people can see, shape your profile, return to useful work, or manage your account safely.
Account Settings
Account Settings is the private navigation home for choices tied to your signed-in account. It brings preferences, safety, security, recognition history, and paid access into one place, even when those subjects have their own dedicated pages elsewhere in Visual Space. **It is not the profile editor.** Change your display name, job title, tagline, biography, skills, avatar, and banner on your own profile page. [Public Profiles](public-profiles.md) explains what other people can see and how owners
Manage Or Cancel Subscriptions
Use `Manage Subscription` to review recurring paid access, prepare a change, or continue to the platform that owns a cancellation. By the end of this guide, you will know what contributes to the monthly estimate, which access or Boosts may end, and how to verify the result.
Choose And Buy Paid Access
Use this guide to compare paid options on `Premium`, complete a purchase, and check that the right benefit reached your account. Visual Space offers four product families, so the best choice depends on whether you want an account membership, access to creative or engineering apps, more capacity for a space, or more Awards to give.
Assign Or Move A Space Boost
Use this guide to place an available Space Boost where it will help, move an active Boost as projects change, or return it to your unassigned inventory. The result is a space-wide capacity change without changing who can enter the space or what its members are allowed to do.