Use Recent Users to Review QCFUM-Created Accounts

The unified Dashboard Recent Users tab is QCFUM onboarding history for accounts created under the signed-in frontend manager’s creator ID. It is not a directory of every Joomla user and it does not replace the Max Frontend User Manager Users tab.

The list is built from QCFUM’s created-user records joined to the current Joomla user account, so a Joomla account that has been hard-deleted will no longer appear in this view.

Open and Filter Recent Users

Use Dashboard → Recent Users. Search matches name, email, username, source type/label, Profile, Invite Pack, Join Code, or QCFUM status. From/To filters apply to the QCFUM created timestamp. Choose 10, 25, or 50 rows per page.

What Each Record Shows

The compact row shows name, status, username, email, source, and created time. Expand it to see Joomla User ID plus onboarding status, source, User Type Profile, Invite Pack, Join Code, and created time.

Source Labels

Current source paths include Direct Create, CSV Direct Create, CSV Invite Link, Invite Link Completion, and Join Code Completion. A custom source label may appear when the record stores one.

Creator Scope Matters

The frontend query filters creator_user_id to the current manager. Self-service or another manager’s created-user records are not automatically included in this user’s Recent Users list. Administrator-wide history belongs in the Administrator Tracker.

History Is Not Authorization

A Recent Users record explains how QCFUM created the account; it does not grant ownership or permission to manage that Joomla user. Current ACL, tier, protection, and Frontend User Manager rules still decide whether actions are allowed elsewhere.

Community Discussion

Want to compare Joomla user-management workflows, share practical QCFUM tips, or discuss how other administrators use this feature? Visit the QC Frontend User Manager Community. For private support, bug reports, account-specific entitlement problems, or feature requests, use the QuantaCade support system.