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Administration

User Management System Tutorial

Log in as an admin. Navigate to Settings to access user management options.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. User Management System Tutorial - step 1
    Step 1

    Log in as an admin. Navigate to Settings to access user management options.

  2. User Management System Tutorial - step 2
    Step 2

    Go to Manage Users. Type the name of the user you want to add.

  3. User Management System Tutorial - step 3
    Step 3

    Select the user's access level: Admin or Full. The system will automatically generate a password.

  4. User Management System Tutorial - step 4
    Step 4

    Alternatively, manually set a password. Choose to send the welcome email to the user or to yourself.

  5. User Management System Tutorial - step 5
    Step 5

    Send the welcome email with access credentials to the user.

  6. User Management System Tutorial - step 6
    Step 6

    Click Save. The system will send the credentials to the selected recipient.

  7. User Management System Tutorial - step 7
    Step 7

    The user is now set up. View the example email sent to the individual.

  8. User Management System Tutorial - step 8
    Step 8

    To disable a user, you can reset their password or resend the welcome email from this screen.

  9. User Management System Tutorial - step 9
    Step 9

    To disable a user, mark them as inactive from the user profile.

  10. User Management System Tutorial - step 10
    Step 10

    Configure user visibility settings, including options to appear in the scheduler and time sheet approvals.

  11. User Management System Tutorial - step 11
    Step 11

    Add the user's job title and set their default billing categories for time logged on mobile or desktop.

  12. User Management System Tutorial - step 12
    Step 12

    Set the default billing category for both billing and travel, along with their hourly cost for budgeting and profitability forecasting. Assign a default warehouse if needed.

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