Users
Add, manage, and control access for users who work in your company’s admin area.
Overview
Users are the people who access your company’s admin area to manage events, process orders, run box office, and perform other operational tasks. Each user has their own login credentials and is assigned roles that determine what they can do, and optionally visibility groups that control what data they can see.User management covers the full lifecycle — adding users to your company, configuring their access, and suspending them when they no longer need access.
Adding a User
To add a new user to your company:
Navigate to Users
Click Create user
Complete the user details:
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Name | The user’s full name |
Must be unique across the platform. Used for sign-in | |
Password | Sets the user’s initial password |
Phone | Optional contact number with country code |
Assign one or more roles to control what the user can do
Optionally assign visibility groups to control what data the user can see
Click Submit
The user can now sign in with their email and password. Users can also be created, updated, suspended, and restored via the API.
If the email address is already associated with an existing account on the platform, that user is added to your company rather than creating a duplicate account. A single user can belong to multiple companies.
The very first user added to a company is automatically assigned the Super user role. Subsequent users receive the default role configured in your reseller settings, if one has been set. You can change the assigned roles after creation.
Viewing User Details
Select a user from the user list to view their profile. The user detail page shows:
Name and email with avatar
Phone number with country code
Roles currently assigned
Visibility groups the user belongs to
Last login date and time
Two-factor authentication status
Terms and privacy acceptance timestamps
From this page you can edit the user’s details, manage their roles and access, send a password reset, or perform actions like suspension.
Editing a User
Click Edit on a user’s detail page to update their information. You can change:
Name, email, password, and phone number
Assigned roles
Visibility groups
Event assignments (if the user belongs to a visibility group)
Changing a user’s email updates their sign-in credentials. The user will need to use the new email address to sign in. Password changes take effect immediately — share updated credentials separately as no notification is sent.
Self-Editing Restrictions
You cannot edit certain aspects of your own account:
Restriction | Message shown |
|---|---|
Roles | Editing roles of own user is not permitted. |
Visibility groups | Editing visibility groups of own user is not permitted. |
Permissions | Editing permissions of own user is not permitted. |
These restrictions prevent users from accidentally locking themselves out or escalating their own privileges. Another user with appropriate permissions must make these changes.
Assigning Events to Users
When a user belongs to one or more visibility groups, you can assign specific events directly to them. This gives the user access to selected events beyond what their visibility groups already provide — useful for granting temporary access to a particular event without restructuring group membership.To assign events:
Open the user’s detail page and click Edit
Scroll to the events section
Search for and select the events to assign
Click Submit
Event assignment is only available when the user belongs to at least one visibility group. Users without visibility groups already have access to all data. See Visibility Groups for more on how data access works.
Sending a Password Reset
To send a password reset email to a user:
Open the user’s detail page
Click Send Password Reset
The user receives an email with a link to set a new password.
Suspending and Restoring Users
When a user should no longer access your company’s admin area, suspend them rather than deleting them. Suspension preserves the user’s history and audit trail while immediately revoking their access.
Suspending a User
Open the user’s detail page
Click Suspend
Confirm when prompted: Are you sure you want to suspend “:name”?
The user is immediately prevented from accessing the admin area for your company. If the user belongs to other companies, their access to those companies is unaffected.
Restoring a Suspended User
Filter the user list to show suspended users using the status filter
Open the suspended user’s detail page
Click Unsuspend
Confirm when prompted: Are you sure you want to unsuspend “:name”?
The user’s access is restored with their previous roles and settings intact.
Suspension removes the user from your company only. Their account, order history, and associations with other companies remain unchanged.
Accessing a User’s Account
Authorised users can access another user’s account to see the admin area from their perspective. This is useful for troubleshooting — you see exactly what the user sees, including their role restrictions and visibility group filters.To access a user’s account:
Open the user’s detail page
Click Access
You are signed in as that user. To return to your own account, click Stop impersonation in the navigation.
You can only access accounts of users with equal or lesser permissions than your own. You cannot access a user’s account while you are already accessing another user’s account.
Filtering and Searching Users
The user list supports several filters to find specific users:
Filter | Description |
|---|---|
Name | Search by partial name match |
Search by partial email match | |
Roles | Filter by one or more assigned roles |
Shops | Filter by shop assignment |
Visibility groups | Filter by visibility group membership |
Two-factor enabled | Show users with two-factor authentication enabled, disabled, or both |
Status | Show active users, suspended users, or both |
