Jack S.
Yes 👍
More manageable permissions would be useful.
This will be more useful.
Because sometimes you'll need to assign other user permissions to an employee.
It's a bit strange that you'll have to give them administrator rights - "
Admin
" for Cllients
This way, there will be many administrators, and they can only cause harm by changing something.
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For example, I saw a very advanced option for configuring user parameters in one of the CRMs.
(Screenshot).
Jack S.
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Timothy J Schoenberg
Quick Question @Tony Pham Is their a project date that this part of the platform will launch. I certainly in need of guest permissions.
YFER Online
Features are way too long in progress, this tool is the best i could find out of dozens i tested
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Darius
Hey Tony and Team, I left a request about 2 weeks back but I think it might have left unanswered. I see the permissions for guest/client view and comments (coming soon) . Is that something we expect real soon or have a timeline to it? It's a really useful feature that benefits the exposure of upbase. But along with that, can we make it optional for guest sign up until they decide to take an action (e.g comment) . Make view a weblink with that is accessible without having to sign up?
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Jake
Need a way to restrict which modules in a list guests invited to that list can access. E.g. if you don't want your clients seeing the "Links" tab at all, you could hide the whole tab from guest users.
Jack S.
🗑️It would be nice to have the option to prevent a given user from deleting anything.❌
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Edwin Carrington
Is this still in progress? Seems to be very much getting left behind... this would be a major update that clearly many are eagerly waiting for.
How is this still "in progress" after nearly 2 years?
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Edison Villamor
Any update?
Edwin Carrington
This has been "in progress" for way over half a year now – when can we expect this to be released? It's essential to our client management and having to give access to guests one item at a time is a real pain especially if you have a bunch of tasks lined up... Tony Pham
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