# Session Management

The Session Management Module allows administrators to monitor and manage active user sessions within the system. This module displays logged-in users, their session details, active executions, and provides the ability to forcefully log users out. 

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1. **Viewing Active Users -** Admins can view all active (logged-in) users in a read-only table on the Sessions page.
2. **Active Executions -**
   * Active Executions shows the number of tasks currently running under that user session.
   * Users can expand the row to view details:
     * Execution ID
     * Artefact ID (e.g., TC ID, Suite ID, EP ID)
     * Name (TC Name, Suite Name, or EP Name)

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**Note:**

* If a user created a scheduler/pipeline on another machine, execution IDs display in their session once execution starts.
* Execution IDs refresh **only on page reload** (no auto-refresh).
* If a user is idle, Active Executions displays as **0**.
  {% endhint %}

3. **Force Logout -** Admins can forcefully log users out by clicking the **Logout** button in the Action column.

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**Note:**\
The "Active Executions Terminated" section appears **only** if the user had active executions at the time of logout.
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### Conclusion

The Session Management Module ensures that administrators can effectively monitor, manage, and control user sessions while providing clear visibility into session activity and maintaining system security.


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