One row per user, CRM-style
The Users page shows a grid (table) with one row per user. Typical columns include:
Avatar: User avatar image (or placeholder).
Name / Display name: Display name or name.
Username: WordPress login name.
Email: Email address.
Roles: One or more role labels (e.g. Administrator, Editor). Often editable inline (dropdown or control to change roles).
Registered: Registration date; may be editable inline (e.g. date picker).
Actions: Edit (opens User Edit drawer), Delete (opens confirmation), and any other row actions.
The grid supports sorting by column (where enabled), column visibility and order (via Column Manager in the page header), and pagination or virtual scrolling for large lists. So the list feels like a lightweight CRM: avatars, key fields, and quick actions.
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In practice
User & Role Management — columns, sorting, column manager, pagination. On this page, One row per user, CRM-style is covered in detail: what it looks like in the admin, the exact controls it exposes, and how it behaves when you use it day to day. Because one row per user, crm-style is part of User & Role Manager — a redesigned users grid, role management, application passwords, and inline role changes — the settings you touch here interact with the rest of the feature; when in doubt, open the feature overview and follow the docs in order.
See also
Need a hand? Contact support or head back to the User & Role Manager guide.