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Invite your team

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Fiftify is built for a floor, not a single desk. Invite the people who pick, pack, and buy, and give each of them exactly the access they need.

Open Settings → Users & Roles. On a new account there is one user — you, marked Owner and You.

The Users list with the owner account

The owner is the account that created the company. It is the only role that covers billing and company ownership, and it cannot be handed to an invited user from this screen.

Select Invite User and fill in the form.

The Invite User dialog

  • First name, Last name, Email — where the invitation goes
  • Role — what they will be able to do
  • Warehouse — leave it on All warehouses to apply the role everywhere, or pick one to limit the person to that site

Select Send. Fiftify emails an invitation link; the person sets their own password and lands in your company.

The Roles tab lists every role, with a description and the number of sections it unlocks.

The Roles tab with the built-in roles

RoleScope
AdministratorEverything except billing and company ownership. Can manage roles.
ManagerOrders, purchase orders, products, inventory, warehouses and all task types.
PackerPacking and shipping.
PickerPicking only.
ReceiverReceiving and putting away.
ViewerRead-only across the app.
Warehouse SupervisorRuns a warehouse floor: every task type plus the stock behind it.
Warehouse WorkerDoes the work: pick, pack, ship, receive and put away.

Built-in roles cannot be deleted, but you can add your own with Create Role if none of them fits how your team is split.

Start narrow. A picker who only sees Pick tasks has a simpler app and less room for a costly mistake; you can widen access in a moment if it turns out to be too tight.

If a teammate reports a missing menu item, that is usually the role doing its job rather than a bug — check what their role grants before looking further.

For the permission matrix behind each role, how to build one of your own, and how a role can apply in one warehouse rather than all of them, see roles and permissions and users and invitations.