Each user opens only what their job needs
Short answer
Roles decide which sections a user can open. A warehouse user does not need the bank, and an external accountant can be read-only on reports without touching anything else.
muhasebe.cirometre.com/settings/users
Users and permissionsRole-based access; each user opens only the screens their job needs.
Roles + Invite user
Users7 6 active · 1 invited
Roles4 admin, accounting, warehouse, viewer
Sign-ins, 30 days184 6 users
Two-factor enabled5 / 7 2 users have not enabled it
User Role Sections they can open Last sign-in Status
Elyesa Turgutowner
Dana Reyesbookkeeping
Tom Fischerwarehouse
Fewer screens is also fewer mistakes
Limiting access is usually framed as security. The bigger daily benefit is that someone cannot accidentally edit a screen that is not their job.
A role is a set of sections rather than a page of individual switches, so it stays understandable as the team grows.
The accountant does not need an account on your bank
Giving an external accountant read-only access to reports is safer and faster than emailing exports every month.
Frequently asked questions
Can I give my accountant read-only access?
Yes, limited to reports, without access to the rest of the system.
Is two-factor authentication supported?
Yes, and its status is visible per user so you can see who has not enabled it.