Audience: Organizations

What can each role do in Command Center?

As a Command Center Owner or Admin, you have full control over your organization — from managing users to sending transactions. If you're a User Manager, your access is focused on users only; you won't see transaction data or be able to promote anyone to a higher role.

Not sure which role to assign someone? Use the tables below to find the right fit at a glance.

For information about organizational user roles outside of Command Center, read User Roles Overview for Your Organization.


User role definitions

There are three roles available in Command Center. Here's what each one means:

Role What They Can Do
Owner Full access with no restrictions. Can do everything an Admin can do, plus transfer the Owner role. Each organization can only have one Owner.
Admin Full access to all features, including inviting new Admins and managing transactions. An organization can have multiple Admins.
User Manager* Can view and manage users only. Cannot access transaction data, promote users to Admin, or replace the Owner.

*The User Manager role is only available on Enterprise plans.


Role permissions at a glance

Use this table to decide which role makes sense for a new or existing user. A ✅ means that role can perform that action.

What They Can Do Admin / Owner User Manager
Account-Level Settings
Manage account-level settings
Create and manage API keys
User Management
View organization users
Manage organization users
Deactivate an Admin user
Invite or promote to Admin
Replace the Owner
View and manage in-house notaries†
Send & Manage
Send and manage transactions
View and export transaction data
View high-privilege data (PII, meeting video)
View Identity tab on individual transactions
EasyLinks, Referrals, and Templates (Template-based EasyLinks are business only, not real estate)
Use EasyLinks, Referrals, and Templates
Manage EasyLinks, Referrals, and Templates (create, edit, delete)
Meetings
Access the Meetings tab‡

† In-house notaries must be enabled for the organization, and the user must be a notary.
‡ The user must be a notary to access the Meetings tab.


Manage your users

Ready to take action? Here's how you can manage users in Command Center:


 Summary Checklist

  • Owner and Admin roles have full access to all features, including transactions, settings, and user management.
  • The User Manager role is limited to user-related actions only — no transaction data, and no ability to promote other users.
  • The User Manager role is only available on Enterprise plans.
  • Each organization can only have one Owner, but can have multiple Admins.
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Still unsure? Contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM) if you need help managing users in your organization, or contact Sales if you're interested in Command Center.

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