Team Members
Manage who can use your Kayse AI account and what they can access. Use the Staff tab for member management and the Scopes tab for case-type access controls.
📍 Where to manage access
- Go to Settings → Company
- Open Staff to invite and update members
- Open Scopes (next to Staff) to manage case-type scope groups
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Only admins can manage scopes and assign scopes to staff.
➕ Adding Team Members
- Go to Settings → Company → Staff
- Click Invite new member
- Enter name, email, and phone (optional)
- Choose a company role
- Click Add
✏️ Updating Team Members
From Settings → Company → Staff:
- Click the member row menu (⋮) and select Edit
- Update profile details or role
- For members with role User, update assigned scopes
- Click Update
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You cannot change your own role or scopes from your own staff profile.
🔑 Roles and Permissions
Roles control what each person can see and do in a company.
| Role | What They Can Do |
|---|
| Admin | Full access to company features and settings |
| User | Day-to-day case work and messaging, with optional case-type limits via scopes |
🧩 Scopes (Case-Type Access)
A scope is a named group of one or more case types. Assign scopes to users with role User to limit what case-type data they can access.
Create or Edit a Scope
- Go to Settings → Company → Scopes
- Click New
- Enter a scope name
- Select one or more case types
- Click Add
To edit or delete a scope, use the ⋮ menu on the scope row.
Assign Scopes to a User
- Go to Settings → Company → Staff
- Edit a member
- Set role to User (if not already)
- Choose one or more items in the Scopes field
- Click Update
How Scope Access Works
- A user can have multiple scopes
- Effective access is the union of case types from all assigned scopes
- Data for unassigned case types is hidden for scoped users
- If role changes away from User, scope assignments are removed
🖥️ Session Management
Keep track of who's logged in and manage sessions:
| Feature | Description |
|---|
| Active Sessions | See everyone who's currently logged in |
| Session Timeout | Auto log out people who've been inactive |
| Force Logout | Log someone out from anywhere |
| Login History | See a list of who logged in and when |