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Documentation Index

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ServiceBooked has three roles. Permissions are simpler than enterprise CRMs — by design.

Permissions matrix

ActionOwnerAdminMember
View dashboard
Read all conversations / contacts / appointments
Reply to conversations / take over from AI
Create / edit contacts
Create / edit deals
Create / edit tasks (own + assigned)
Send review requests
Run reactivation campaigns
Configure forms
Configure widget
Configure pipeline / stages / tags
Configure integrations (calendar, Slack)
Configure auto-text / voice AI
Edit knowledge base
Invite / remove members
Change member roles (admin ↔ member)
View billing
Change plans / cancel subscription
Edit business profile
Configure branding / white-label
Delete the organization
Transfer ownership

When to pick which role

Owner

There’s exactly one. It’s you, by default. You should only transfer it when you’re literally handing the business over.

Admin

Use for: business partners, an office manager, a senior employee, or anyone you trust to configure the system. Most teammates in small operations end up as Admin because there’s overhead to constantly bumping a Member up.

Member

Use for: techs in the field, VAs, junior employees, anyone you specifically don’t want changing settings. They can still pick up conversations, create contacts, and work the pipeline — they just can’t reconfigure how the system works.

Edge cases

”I want my VA to manage Slack notifications but not change the calendar.”

Make them Admin and trust them. Or talk to support about more granular permissions — we may build per-feature ACLs in the future, but they don’t exist today.

”I want a sales team that only sees their own deals.”

Not currently supported. All team members see all org data. If this is a hard requirement for your business, talk to support — we can sometimes provision separate organizations that share a phone number, depending on the case.

”I want to give a one-time consultant temporary access.”

Invite them, do the work, remove them. Their account doesn’t get deleted (they may belong to other orgs), but they lose access to YOUR org immediately.

Next

You’re done with Team. Next:

Billing

Plans, limits, upgrades, invoices.