Access to the admin interface happens via account-specific paths. This means that login is always tied to a specific account, so the system knows exactly which account data and settings to load. Compatibility paths ensure that older links or bookmarks continue to work.
Primary login path
The recommended way to log in is the account-specific URL: /admin/{account}/login. Here, {account} is replaced with the short identifier of the account, allowing the system to open the correct admin interface.
- When should you use it? When you manage multiple accounts or switch between different admin environments.
- Advantage: It clearly defines the account context, reducing the risk of performing actions in the wrong place.
Compatibility redirects
The /admin and /admin/login paths are kept to support earlier login habits. These automatically redirect you to the login page of the currently active account.
- What does “active account” mean? The system considers the account active that you logged into previously or that it can identify based on the browser session.
- What should you watch out for? If you manage multiple accounts, always check the account identifier shown in the header to avoid accidentally working in the wrong account.