Role
- Decides what the person can see and do in AgentticCRM
- Admin, Manager, Accounting, Member, Viewer or a role of your own
- Can be fine-tuned with individual permissions
Organization administration brings your company details, your team and what each person can do together in Settings. Set your identity, currency and language once, invite your team by email and give each person a role with the permissions they need.
The AgentticCRM Team screen inside Settings, with fictitious data: the plan's usage, six of ten staff users, and the Invite member and Add member buttons; the team table with search, the filters by role and by status and the Member, Role, Status, Since, Open tasks and Last login columns. Six people: the admin looking at the screen, marked You; two managers; one member; one person with the organization's own Finance role, and a pending invitation that can be re-sent. Below, the connected agents: one belonging to the organization, which acts with the role of whoever asks, and a personal agent that acts as the person who connected it.
In Company you store your business name, legal name, tax ID, logo, contact details and address. Those details appear on your proposals, on your invoices and in the client portal.
In Defaults you choose the currency, language, time zone and how amounts are written. In Billing defaults you set prefixes, numbering format, due days and payment terms for new documents.
Team members shows each person with their role, status, last sign-in and open and overdue tasks.
The person gets a secure link to create their own password. If it gets lost, you re-send it and the previous one stops working.
Start from the role's permissions and add or remove the ones a specific person needs. Reset to role undoes those adjustments.
Create a role from scratch, from another role or from a template. Every change applies to everyone who has that role.
Send a password reset link. Setting a password for someone else is a separate permission that only the Admin has by default.
When you deactivate someone, their session ends and they can no longer sign in, but all their work stays under their name.
If someone connects ChatGPT, Claude or another agent, it appears on the same screen, under Agents, next to the person it acts for.
Record a request, assign it to a person and track its status. With the relevant permissions, prepare a copy of the data or review a deletion request before carrying it out.
From your profile, review open sessions, close other sessions and manage the identities linked to your account.
Enable privacy mode to hide data on supported screens while presenting your workspace.
They are three different things about each person, and it helps to keep them apart.
That way you can reorganize areas and positions without touching what each person can do in the system.
Nobody can change their own role or permissions, or deactivate their own account: those changes are always made by someone else and are written to the activity log.
The setup guide lives on the main dashboard: it shows each step with its status and only includes what your plan offers.
It is the first thing you are asked for when you create the account. You can stop halfway and continue later without typing it again.
Once you confirm them, the main dashboard opens and you can start working.
Legal name, tax ID, logo, address and payment terms, before you issue your first proposal or invoice.
Invite your colleagues, connect the organization's email, set up the sales pipeline and schedule recovery points.
Yes, depending on your plan. In Roles & permissions you create your own roles from scratch, from another role or from a template. Adjusting one person's permissions is available on every plan.
You deactivate them: their session ends, they can no longer sign in and everything they did stays under their name. If they come back, you reactivate them from their profile.
Yes. Each person turns it on in My profile, under Account security, with email codes, an authenticator app or passkeys, and keeps recovery codes in case they lose access.
No. Each person only sees the sections their role allows. A Member, for example, does not see the tax details or billing defaults, but can work in Services or Forms if they have those permissions.
It depends on your plan. Team members shows how many users you have against what it includes, and Plan and usage brings all your limits together in one place.
Ask for a demonstration and we will show you how these features fit the way you already work: your clients, your projects and the way you get paid.