As a Command Center owner or admin, you can manage all users in any related organization. Here's everything you need to know about user roles in Command Center.

Read User roles overview for your organization for information about organizational user roles outside of Command Center.

Who this is for

Command Center owners, admins, and user managers can perform the actions below.

Command Center is an add-on tool for Business Premium and Enterprise customers. Read Command Center Overview for more information.


User role definitions

The table below defines each role available in Command Center, and the table in the next section provides more detailed information about which features these users can access. 

Role Name Definition
Owner
  • Has no restrictions and can perform all functions below, including inviting new admins
  • An organization can only have one Owner
Admin
  • Can perform all functions below, including inviting new admins
  • An organization can have multiple Admins
User Manager1
  • Can only perform actions related to users
  • Cannot access any transaction information, or promote other users to admin or owner

1 Only available to Enterprise customers 

User role summary

The table below shows at a glance which user types have access to which functions in their respective accounts. Use this as a guide to help you decide which permissions to give new or existing users.

The check means that user can perform or access that specific function.

Function

Admin/Owner1

User Manager2
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 user  
Replace the Owner user  
View and manage in-house notaries2
Send & manage
Send and manage transactions  
View & export transaction data  
View high privilege data (PII, meeting video)  
View Identity tab on individual transactions  
EasyLinks, Referrals, and Templates (business portal only, no real estate)
Use   
Manage (create, edit, delete)  
Meetings
Access to Meetings tab3  

2 In-house notaries must be enabled for the organization and the user must be a notary

3 The user must be a notary


Manage users

You can invite new users, edit or deactivate existing users, and search or filter across organizations within your company.

Read the articles below for details on how to manage your users with Command Center:


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