Setters, closers, media buyers and contractors each see what they need and nothing else. Set it by role, by area and by client, in every workspace.
So growing the team never means handing out the whole account
Start from roles like setter, closer, media buyer, copywriter, assistant, manager or admin, then adjust.
For each area of the product, choose whether a person has no access, can only look, or can make changes.
Give someone all clients, or only the clients you pick, so a contractor never sees the rest of your book.
The same person can be a manager in one workspace and a setter in another.
Set up access once and save it as a role you can give to the next hire.
The account owner can reach every area, workspace and client, and nobody can take that away.
Invite people by email and see who has accepted and who has not signed in yet.
Role and access changes show up in the change history, so you know who granted what.
People only see the clients and areas they work on.
Give a freelancer one client and read-only reporting, and nothing more.
Someone who can only look cannot delete a pipeline by mistake.
Saved roles make onboarding the next hire a one minute job.
From an invite to the right access
Add them from the Team page with their email address.
They show as invited until they sign in for the first time.
Choose the role closest to their job and see what it includes.
Each workspace can give them a different role.
Set none, read or write per area, and limit them to the clients they work on.
Turning access off really removes it, the moment you save.
Save the setup as a role and give it to the next person in one click.
Change the role later and everyone on it moves with it.
Yes. Give them all clients, or only the clients you select.
Yes. Set read access on an area and they can look without changing anything. Set none and the area is hidden.
Yes. Set up the access you want and save it as a role you can reuse.
Yes. A role is set per workspace, so the same person can manage one workspace and set appointments in another.
No. The account owner always has access to every area, workspace and client.
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Roles and access per area, per client and per workspace.