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Roles & permissions

Roles control who can see and do what in Momentumpro. Permissions are fine-grained — over 200 of them across the platform — and bundled into roles for ease of use.

Default roles

Every new tenant ships with these roles:

Role Typical user Sees
Owner Founder / CEO Everything, including billing
Admin IT / Operations Lead Everything except billing
HR Manager Head of People All HR, payroll, hiring
Manager Department lead Their team's data
Employee Staff Their own data + portal
Finance Accountant Invoices, payslips, payroll, expenses
Procurement Buyer Vendors, POs, requisitions, tenders
Safety Officer HSE Incidents, visitors, evacuation

You can use these as-is, modify them, or build your own.

Editing a role

  1. Admin → Roles → [Role].
  2. The permissions list is grouped by module — Employees, Attendance, Documents, etc.
  3. Tick / untick individual permissions.
  4. Save.

Users with that role get the changes on their next page load.

Creating a custom role

  1. Admin → Roles → New role.
  2. Name it (e.g. "Branch Manager — Tel Aviv").
  3. Either:
    • Start from blank — tick only what you need.
    • Copy from existing — duplicate "Manager" and tweak.
  4. Save.

Assigning roles

A user can have multiple roles — permissions are the union (most permissive wins).

  1. Open the user.
  2. Roles & permissions tab.
  3. Tick the roles to assign.
  4. Save.

For bulk:

  • Admin → Users → Bulk action → Assign role.

Permission scope

Some permissions are scoped:

  • view_employees — sees all employees.
  • view_employees:own_department — sees only their department.
  • view_employees:direct_reports — sees only their direct reports.

When you tick view_employees, you can pick the scope on the right.

Auditing

Who did what when:

  • Admin → Activity Log shows every permission change.
  • Admin → Roles → [Role] → History shows the history of that specific role.

Best practice

  • Don't assign Admin liberally. It's a god role.
  • Use department-scoped roles for managers — they shouldn't see other departments by default.
  • Review roles quarterly — people's responsibilities drift.

Next step

SSO & two-factor →

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