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title: User UI
description: The user console provides a centralized user interface to request access, manage devices, and view activity associated with devices.
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revdate: February 16, 2026
page_aliases: ["human-privilege:user-tasks/getting-started/user-ui.adoc"]
section_ids:
  directory: Directory
  cloud: Cloud
  access-management: Access Management
  devices: Devices
  activity: Activity
---

# User UI

When an user accesses the user console, PingOne Privilege provides a centralized user interface to request access, manage devices, and view activity associated with their device.

## Directory

* **Bundles**: Request access to groups of resources bundled together by your administrator.

* **Service Accounts**: Request access to service accounts for programmatic or automation-based access.

## Cloud

* **Targets**: Request access to cloud resources from onboarded cloud accounts.

* **Resources**: Request access to cloud resources.

* **SaaS Apps**: Request access to software as a service (SaaS) applications.

* **Agentic Apps**: Request access to agentic applications.

## Access Management

* **IAM Roles**: Request access to Amazon Web Services (AWS) IAM roles.

* **Access Requests**: View and manage your access requests.

* **Policies**: View policies associated with your access requests.

## Devices

* **Devices**: Manage your own onboarded devices.

* **RDP User Management**: Create new RDP users.

## Activity

* **Activity Logs**: View your own activity records.

* **Session Logs**: View your own SSH, database, RDP, Kubernetes, ECS, and MCP session records.