Overview
User management is the process of controlling who can access a system and what they can do. It involves creating user accounts, assigning roles (like admin or agent), and setting permissions to control access to different features. The goal is to ensure that each user has the right level of access based on their role, keeping the system secure and organized.
What are the different user roles in PF Expert 2.0?
In PF Expert 2.0, there are 6 levels of access:
Decision MakerCan access all modules and features |
- Manage Contracts, Payment, & Invoices
- Full access to Listings, Leads, & Insights
- Create and manage users in your organization
Best suits: Chairman, CEO, COO
AdvisorFull access user to assist the Decision Maker in driving key decisions |
- Manage Payment, Invoices & Credits
- Full access to Listings, Leads, & Insights
- Create and manage users in your organization
Best suits: Managing & Sales Directors
AdminThe day-to-day operations & management role |
- Access to Listings, Leads, & Insights
- Create, publish, & update Listings
- Manage credits, claim transactions, set agent holiday and more
Best suits: Admin, Sales/Leasing Manager, Operations Manager
Agenthas access to only their own listings |
- View the listings assigned to you
- View and manage your SuperAgent Insights, set holiday mode, & claim your transactions
Best suits: Agent, Client Relationship, Property Consultant/Advisor
FinanceA role to manage finance-related operations |
- Manage payments & invoices
- Manage credits
- Access to features like Community Top Spot & Spotlight listings, and more
Best suits: CFO, Finance Manager, Finance Executive
MemberView-only access to relevant but not sensitive information |
Best suits: Marketing, Digital, Media
How to create a custom role?
You can now create custom roles that fit your business's specific needs.
| In users, navigate to "Roles & Permissions." | |
| Click on "Add Custom Role." | |
| Enter your "Role Name" and select a "Basic Role." | |
| Enable all the permissions you want to add to your new role and click "Create." | |
| Your custom role is now ready; you can assign it to your users. |
How to create new users?
To create an account for a new user, please follow the below steps:
- Visit the PF Expert 2.0 > Users and Roles > Users tab.
- Click on Create User.
- Fill in the mandatory details (*) in the Private and Public Profile.
- Save all the user details by clicking on send invitation.
What is the difference between Private and Public Profiles?
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Note: If you wish to update the mobile number that is showing on your listings, you will need to make the update to the "Public Number" field on the public profile. |
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Tip: If the WhatsApp number you are using is different from the number you are using for calls, make sure to update it in the "WhatsApp" field in the Public Profile. |
If you want to learn more about editing the Public Profile, please check this article.
Frequently Asked Questions
Default roles i.e. Decision Maker, Advisor, Admin, Agent, Member, and Finance have default permissions assigned to them.
These permissions cannot be modified.
However, if there is a specific need for the user you want to give some agents access to publish their own listings, this can be achieved by creating a new Custom Role and assigning those agents to the newly created role.
Creating new users is a permission of its own.
Decision Makers, Advisors, and Admins can create new users and assign them default or Custom Roles.
Similar to creating new users, modifying users is also a permission of its own.
Decision Makers, Advisors, and Admins can modify current user details; however, no other role can change the Decision Maker’s role.
For example, an Admin cannot downgrade a Decision Maker to a role with less access.
PF Expert 2.0 ‘Users’ menu has an option to create a new Custom Role.
A Custom Role is always built on a default role.
For example, if you want to create a new role, "Head of Admin," you can create a new Custom Role derived from Admin and decide to give this role additional permissions to make them more privileged than the default Admin role.
If you want to enhance the capabilities of an existing default role, this is when Custom Roles should be used.
The following example explains the need for a Custom Role: you want to give some agents access to publish their own listings; this can be achieved by creating a new Custom Role and assigning those agents to the newly created role.