Problem using OpenGround Collector

I have two problems. First, I have admin rights in OG Professional and created a new project in Professional. I can see the project in Collector but when I "Select Project" I get an error message "There are currently no downloaded data entry profiles" (see photo below). So I can't do anything more and I can't enter data. This problem appears to be specific to me because another user, who also has admin rights, does not get the same error and can enter data into the project. I am using OG Collector on a Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e and I am the only user logged into the tablet. 

The second problem is that when I sign out of Collector and my coworker signs in Collector still shows my profile. The person trying to sign in has a CONNECTION Client account. I've given them access to one project but they can see all projects in the Collection app, as if they had admin rights. The photo below shows my initial "J" at the top after they've logged in.

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  • Hi John, for the first problem, what happens when you click that cloud button at the bottom of the screen? It should let you download a profile and then enter data.

    For the second problem, are your credentials stored in the tablet/browser? If so, your colleague would be able to (accidentally) sign-in as you. When you sign-in, before you get to the step in the screenshot, there should be a step to select the account to sign in with. At that point your colleague should select "Use another account" and enter their credentials. That would be the first thing to try/confirm the colleague is doing. If that's not the issue, please let us know.

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  • Hi John, for the first problem, what happens when you click that cloud button at the bottom of the screen? It should let you download a profile and then enter data.

    For the second problem, are your credentials stored in the tablet/browser? If so, your colleague would be able to (accidentally) sign-in as you. When you sign-in, before you get to the step in the screenshot, there should be a step to select the account to sign in with. At that point your colleague should select "Use another account" and enter their credentials. That would be the first thing to try/confirm the colleague is doing. If that's not the issue, please let us know.

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