When adding a new team member to coreplus, there are several things to consider and set up before they're ready to go!
coreplus has three different access levels which are outlined below.
While there are three access levels, you are able to adjust each users permissions based on the practices' requirements!
Accounts Admin
The admin access level is suited for receptionists and those who handle accounts. They have the least access to the system, but hey, they're free!
Clients and appointments can't be assigned to an admin user
Admin users can book appointments for all practitioners
Users will be able to view all clients in the system. Using feature permissions, you can restrict what they can access
Access to case notes can be restricted
💡 Admin users are free and we recommend having an admin user for each staff so you can track events and changes within your coreplus account
Case Manager
Suitable for practitioners seeing clients, but shouldn't have access to view all client files or be able to access system settings. Case manager access level would be a perfect fit!
Clients and appointments can be assigned to a case manager
By default, case managers can only view and book their own clients and appointments. This can be changed via client and calendar sharing
Choice of sharing their calendars with nominated users and restricting their permissions to adjust appointments
💡 Case Managers can also be restricted by permissions from a supervisor
Supervisor
Full access to the account and the ability to make system and account changes. What more could you want?
View all clients and appointments added to the system
Modify system settings such as sharing permissions and user details
Delete invoices
Access to the overall accounts settings
Once you've selected the appropriate access level, you can fine-tune the access other users in your account will have. With great power comes great responsibility, which is why only supervisors will be able to access this feature.
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