Note:
Some workflows may require specific privileges. For more information about user types, roles, and privileges, see the Accounts topic.
You can view your profile and account settings in ArcGIS for Microsoft 365.
See Get started with ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 to learn more about ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 components.
To view your user profile and account settings, complete the following steps:
- To view details about the account you used to access ArcGIS for Microsoft 365, click the Settings button
in the map tools.The Login | Settings pane appears.
- To view your user settings, click the Login | Settings tab.
Options
The following options are available in the Settings pane:
Login | Settings
You can sign in to and out of your ArcGIS account from the Login | Settings tab .
Feedback
A link to the ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 Esri Community page is available in the Feedback tab 
. Use Esri Community to search for answers to common ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 questions, get help from users and developers, and submit feedback to improve the product.
Help center
A link to the ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 reference content is available from the Help center tab 
.
Current version
The version of your Microsoft component is listed in the Current version section on the Settings tab 
.
Send usage data to Esri
The
Esri User Experience Improvement (EUEI) program is a voluntary agreement between you and Esri that allows Esri to
collect anonymous data about ArcGIS for Microsoft 365.
You can manage your EUEI permissions from the Send usage data to Esri section on the Settings tab . Turn on the Send usage data to Esri toggle button to allow anonymous usage data to be collected occasionally. This setting is off by default.
Microsoft account integration
If you are an ArcGIS for Excel user, you can save some ArcGIS settings to your Microsoft Excel account. This functionality is managed in the Microsoft account integration section on the Settings tab .
ArcGIS function cache
Your ArcGIS for Excel functions are cached to prevent accruing additional credits when the functions are refreshed. This cache increases the size of the Microsoft Excel file. You can click Clear cache at any time from the ArcGIS function cache section on the Settings tab .