A Journee identity owns one party at a time. The party holds marketplace ownership, profile, saved addresses, preferences, jobs, bids, and reviews. A party can both post work and provide services; there is no customer/vendor account switch.
Public profiles and their published reviews are viewable while signed out.
Settings
Open Settings from the account menu. The page groups controls for Language, Addresses, Notifications, Security, and Ownership.
Changing Language changes the selected locale only. Journee currently has no customer controls for changing username or email, editing timezone, deleting the account, switching among parties, adding ordinary members, or making a profile private.
Saved addresses
Addresses belong to the current party. Use Add address and the single visible lookup field; Journee keeps normalized location fields behind the form. A supported postal- or ZIP-only entry may be accepted as a coarse address, but it does not always have the same distance-matching readiness as a completed street address.
From the address list you can:
set or correct the required property type;
replace an address while preserving its references where allowed;
select removable rows and use Delete selected.
Head office and subscription-origin rows cannot be deleted while still in use. Move or clear the relevant reference first. Address processing can remain pending or become blocked; the page is the authority for its current state.
My Profile
My Profile is the owner-only editing surface. The party name, rather than a generic My Profile label, is the page heading. The page can change:
party name and individual/organization type;
profile picture and banner;
About Us and Qualifications;
service categories;
Head office, chosen from saved addresses.
When profile media is available, the upload controls accept the image types and size shown by the form. Journee stores originals privately and publishes processed derivatives or a deterministic fallback. If it is not available, My Profile says that profile media is temporarily unavailable and keeps the remaining profile editors usable.
Adding a service from the searchable catalog saves that committed choice when the enhanced control is available; each saved service tag has its own remove action. The ordinary Add service and remove forms remain available without the enhancement.
The public profile shows profile media, party name, published rating and review information, About Us, Qualifications, service tags, and only the coarse Head office city/region/country. Each published review can show the complete bounded set of categories inherited from its job. Empty public sections are omitted. The page does not publish the street address, postal code, coordinates, account identity, contact details, private media originals, or editing controls.
The visible map treatment is a placeholder, not an active map integration.
Notification preferences and inbox
Notification rows and channels are loaded from the current environment. Toggle an available channel, or use Disable marketing notifications or Disable all notifications. A preference says whether delivery is wanted; it does not prove that an email, push, or other provider is currently available.
Under Email delivery, choose As it happens or, when the running policy offers it, Daily digest. This choice changes only new eligible Email deliveries; in-app and Push notifications remain real time. Switching back to As it happens does not release email already queued for the next digest as individual messages. The page shows when daily delivery is unavailable and the current schedule label when one is configured.
The Notifications page shows bounded history and safe Journee destinations. Opening the page can acknowledge only the events it displayed. There is no visible per-row or mark-all-read control. SMS is not a current channel.
Password and logout
Reset password starts the identity provider's recovery flow for the current verified email. Journee does not ask for or store the replacement password on its own page. Logout revokes the local session and may continue through the identity provider's end-session flow.
Transfer ownership
Ownership transfer is a high-consequence operation. The current owner supplies the recipient email and uses Send ownership invitation. Journee deliberately returns neutral eligibility/delivery results so the page cannot be used to probe other accounts. If the ownership controls are absent, invitation delivery is temporarily unavailable and no transfer invitation can be sent until the controls return. That state does not prove that the party has no current owner. A pending invitation can be cancelled from Settings.
The recipient must use the invitation in the intended browser flow, sign in freshly with the exact verified invited email, and explicitly accept. A successful transfer atomically gives the party to the recipient, disables the outgoing owner for that party, and revokes affected sessions. A newly accepted owner without a receipt for the current Terms and Privacy Policy is sent to the agreement-only state on /onboarding; an eligible transfer-back preserves that user's own onboarding and agreement history when it is still current. One user's receipt never satisfies another user's agreement gate.
Choosing Not now only leaves the acceptance flow and does not decline or cancel the pending transfer. Owner cancellation or invitation expiry also leaves the current owner unchanged. A former owner's reactivation creates a new individual party with new onboarding; it does not restore access to the transferred party. Contact an authorized Journee administrator when the ordinary invitation path cannot recover the rightful owner.