The reason stores share one counter login is that per-seat pricing makes proper accounts expensive. Logins are unlimited here, so your Saturday consultant, your seamstress and your bookkeeper can each have their own — seeing exactly the part of the store that's theirs.
Roles are a starting point, not a cage — every switch can be set per person.
Generate a single-use invite link and send it to the person yourself; they click it and they're in, with no password to set or forget and exactly the access you chose. Six specific capabilities can be granted or revoked per individual — see reports, see payments, build courses, assign training, view training reports, export evidence — rather than one blunt role switch.
Onboarding courses →Because accounts are personal, a departure is one click — and nobody else has to learn a new password. Their notes, sales and certificates stay attached to the record so your history stays intact.
Personal logins make the audit trail meaningful: discounts, voided payments, edited contracts and alterations pricing all carry a name. Not to police your team — so a dispute has an answer.
See the audit trail →Yes. A consultant can take a deposit, book a fitting and read a bride's whole record without ever seeing margin, cost price, group revenue or another consultant's numbers. Reports and exports are separate switches again, so your bookkeeper can pull month end without touching the sales floor.
Multi-store groups get the same grid per location — a manager sees their own store, an owner sees all of them. Group permissions →
Charge a boutique per seat and it will share one login — every time. Then permissions are theatre, the audit trail says nothing, and the person who left in March can still open the till screen. Making logins free is the cheapest security decision we could make for you, so we made it on every plan.
We'll set up the roles the way your store actually runs, in front of you, in about five minutes.