Team & Administration

Team Management: Inviting, Assigning, and Removing Users

Updated July 14, 2026
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Effective team management ensures the right people have the right access while maintaining security and accountability.

Inviting Team Members

Path: Settings โ†’ Team Management โ†’ Invite Team Member

Required Information:

  • Email address
  • Role (Admin, Manager, Team Lead, Agent, Property Administrator)
  • Optional: First name, Last name, Mobile

Important: Role availability by plan

  • Solo plan (149 AED/month): Cannot add users (admin-only)
  • Starter plan (299 AED/month): All 5 roles (up to 5 users)
  • Pro plan (599 AED/month): All 5 roles (up to 20 users)
  • Enterprise plan (999+ AED/month): All 5 roles + custom roles (unlimited users)

Process:

  1. Enter email and select role (based on your plan)
  2. Click "Send Invitation"
  3. Team member receives email
  4. They click link โ†’ Create password โ†’ Access granted

Invitation Validity: 7 days (expires after)


Changing Roles

When to Change:

  • Promotion (Agent โ†’ Team Lead, Team Lead โ†’ Manager)
  • Temporary assignment (Manager covering Admin)
  • Role correction (assigned wrong role initially)

How:

  1. Team Management page
  2. Find user
  3. Click "Change Role"
  4. Select new role (if available on your plan)
  5. Confirm

Takes Effect: Immediately (user sees new permissions on next page load)

When to use Manager vs Team Lead:

  • Use Manager for company-wide operations oversight (all deals, all reports, team roster view)
  • Use Team Lead for hierarchical team management (team dashboard, team reports, task assignment)
  • Manager can view the team page (read-only) โ€” Team Lead cannot
  • Team Lead can access their team's dashboard statistics โ€” helpful for daily supervision

Example hierarchy:

  • 1 Manager โ†’ oversees all operations, runs company reports, views team roster
  • 2 Team Leads โ†’ each manages 3-5 agents, sees team dashboard and reports
  • 10 Agents โ†’ create deals, manage own payments, report to team leads
  • 2 Property Administrators โ†’ view all deals, handle documents and registration (edit assigned deals only)

Removing Team Members

When to Remove:

  • Team member leaves company
  • Contract ends (temporary staff)
  • Security breach (immediate removal)

How:

  1. Find user in Team Management
  2. Click "Remove from Team"
  3. Confirm removal

What Happens:

  • Access revoked immediately
  • Can no longer log in
  • Email notifications stopped
  • Activity history preserved (audit trail)

IMPORTANT: Reassign their deals BEFORE removing to avoid orphaned work


Deal Assignment

Assigning Deals to Team:

  1. Open deal
  2. Click "Assign To"
  3. Select team member
  4. Save

Team Member Sees:

  • Deal appears in their dashboard
  • Notifications for updates
  • Task assignments

Manager View:

  • See all deals + assignments
  • View team member names and roles (read-only)
  • Reassign if needed
  • Monitor progress per team member via reports

Team Activity Monitoring

Dashboard โ†’ Team Analytics

Metrics Tracked:

  • Active deals per person
  • Deals completed this month
  • Average deal processing time
  • Document collection rate
  • Task completion rate

Use Cases:

  • Identify high performers
  • Spot bottlenecks (deals stuck with one person)
  • Balance workload (reassign deals)
  • Performance reviews (data-driven)

Best Practices

  1. Onboarding: Create test deals for new team members to practice
  2. Clear Ownership: One primary owner per deal (avoid confusion)
  3. Regular Reviews: Monthly team access audit
  4. Prompt Removal: Remove access same day when staff leaves
  5. Document Why: Note reason for role changes in audit log

Team Limits by Plan

PlanUsersAvailable Roles
Solo1Admin only
Starter5All 5 roles (Admin, Manager, Team Lead, Agent, Property Administrator)
Pro20All 5 roles (Admin, Manager, Team Lead, Agent, Property Administrator)
EnterpriseUnlimitedAll 5 roles + custom roles

Need More? Upgrade plan or contact sales



Next Steps

  1. Invite all team members
  2. Assign appropriate roles
  3. Create team assignment workflow
  4. Schedule monthly team access review

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