In OutSystems, how are end users managed by default?

In OutSystems, end users are managed by default in the internal Users application. This internal application serves as a central repository for user management, allowing developers to create, edit, and oversee user accounts efficiently. By leveraging this built-in Users application, organizations can easily control user roles, permissions, and account details without needing to implement a separate user management system.

The Users application provides a smooth user management experience, accommodating tasks such as user creation and role assignments directly through the OutSystems platform. This makes it straightforward for developers and administrators to maintain user data accurately and securely.

The other options do not adequately reflect the standard functionality in OutSystems. The notion that end users can only be created programmatically overlooks the user-friendly features offered by the built-in Users application. The statement about end users automatically receiving a registered role does not precisely capture the full context of how roles are assigned and managed within the Users application. Lastly, suggesting that all users must log in using credentials to access applications neglects the potential for guest access or other authentication methods that may be configured in certain scenarios.