In the Admin Console, navigate to Settings > Console settings.
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Applies to enterprise & teams.
Learn how to rename your organization, set a default email language, and add helpful notes for users in the Adobe Admin Console.
Edit the organization name
The organization name is the official name of your company, institution, or team, set during purchase. Users may see this name when choosing a profile during sign-in, especially if they have access to Adobe products from multiple organizations or need to pick between a business and personal profile.
System administrators can edit the organization name for Teams plans purchased directly from Adobe.
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Update your organization name and select Save.
Add or edit notes for users
As a system admin, you can add helpful guidance for end users, such as links to your HelpDesk, internal knowledge base, phone numbers, or email addresses. Since end users can’t contact Adobe directly, they can refer to these notes on their Adobe account page to find help.
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In the Admin Console, navigate to Settings > Console settings.
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To configure the Notes for users for the first time, select Add. To edit existing notes, select Edit.
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Select Save.
Set the email language
Understand how Adobe determines the email language
To choose the most appropriate email language for users, the system checks the following in the given order, until it finds the one that is set:
- User's language preference—users can set on their Adobe account page > Preferred languages.
- Organization's email locale preference—system administrators can set in the Admin Console.
- Country code of the user—administrators can set while adding Enterprise ID and Federated ID type users.
- Language defined by the country code of the organization, which is set at the time of purchase.
Define the email language for your organization
System admins can set the default language for emails sent to the organization about account status updates and important notifications. For example, you may have completed your enterprise purchase in English, but if most of your users speak Spanish, you can update the email language in the Admin Console.
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In the Admin Console, navigate to Settings > Console settings.
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Under Email Language, select a language for emails that are sent to your users.