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How to set role permissions ​

This guide walks through opening Team Capabilities, choosing a role, selecting a capability module, and enabling or disabling permissions for that role.

It assumes CoreXBiz is installed and you can open the Team Application.

Related overview: Team Capabilities

Video walkthrough ​

Before you begin ​

  1. Confirm you can open Team Application → Team Capabilities.
  2. Confirm your account can change capabilities for roles.
  3. Know which role and product area you intend to adjust.

Typical workflow ​

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1. Open Team Capabilities ​

From the Team Application, open Team Capabilities.

Open Team Capabilities from the Team ApplicationClick to enlarge

2. Understand the layout ​

Team Capabilities Settings controls what each role can do across CoreXBiz — roles on the left, capability modules in the middle, and detailed permissions on the right.

Team Capabilities three-column layoutClick to enlarge

3. Choose a role ​

Start by choosing a role. Open a staff role to see how permissions are tailored for day-to-day work.

Select a staff role such as BookkeeperClick to enlarge

4. Browse capability modules ​

Stay in this panel — these modules are areas of the product, like Emails, Clients, Orders, and Team Management.

Capability modules list including Emails and ClientsClick to enlarge

5. Select a module ​

Still inside Capabilities, select the Clients module to review that role’s access — without leaving this screen.

Clients module selected inside Team CapabilitiesClick to enlarge

6. Set permissions ​

On the right, enable or disable the specific capabilities this role needs. Changes apply to everyone with that role.

Toggle detailed Client capabilities for the selected roleClick to enlarge

7. Search roles ​

Use search when your role list grows, to find a role quickly.

Search roles in Team CapabilitiesClick to enlarge

Notes ​

  • Capability changes can affect access across the Application immediately for users with that role.
  • Prefer the smallest set of permissions that still supports the role’s work.
  • For who holds a role, see Profiles and How to add and edit a team member.

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