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Permissions and Access

Permissions keep the product practical. Workers need fast job access. Admins need business controls. Super admin tools should stay separate.

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How SiteRun separates worker, business admin and super admin access while keeping business records private and controlled.

SiteRun operations dashboard showing alerts, required actions, today jobs and recent activity for Eastside Electrical Co.
Role-aware navigation keeps workers focused on field actions while admins can reach operational controls.

Workflow

  1. Invite each person with their own email address.
  2. Assign the lowest role that lets the person do their job.
  3. Check worker access by assigning only the jobs they need.
  4. Keep billing and business settings for admin-capable users.
  5. Review audit logs when access or rule changes matter.

Operational notes

  • Workers cannot access billing or business admin controls.
  • Business admins can manage their workspace but should not access super admin tools.
  • Tenant separation keeps one business workspace from seeing another business record set.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Using shared accounts instead of named users.
  • Leaving old workers active after they leave the business.
  • Giving admin rights to solve a one-off support problem.

Ready to try this workflow?

Open SiteRun, create one real job record and test the steps with the crew member who will use it onsite.