Give every teammate a role, then choose exactly what they can do: prevent deletes, hide the entities and clients that should stay private, or set them to view-only access.
Give each person a role and the access that fits what they do, so it matches how your business actually runs. Four roles set the baseline, from full control to view-only, and you tailor it from there.
Pick a teammate to see exactly what their seat can do and which clients are off limits. Refine it anytime, right down to a single household. Entire entities can be hidden from a teammate completely, whether they are related parties or sensitive, confidential clients the rest of the team is intentionally kept out of.
Access grants, role changes, and revocations are all logged with who did it and when, so you always have a clean trail when an auditor asks.
Sarah Chen granted Maria Rodriguez access to Wilson Holdings
Today, 9:14 AMJames Kim added Priya Shah to the team as a Member
Yesterday, 4:02 PMSarah Chen changed Alex Osei to Viewer, read-only
Mar 2, 11:20 AMJames Kim revoked access for a departing teammate
Mar 1, 8:47 AMAs your team grows, the rules stay tight and the right people see the right clients. Built to flex from a simple team of two to an extensive team of twenty-two.