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Assigning Users & Teams to Client Companies

Assign users and teams to client companies to manage access to job orders and modules. Learn how to assign them and who has permission.

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Written by Nikhil Verma

🧭 How to Assign Users & Teams to a Client

  1. Go to the Companies tab.

  2. Locate the client and click the 3-dot menu (⋮).

  3. Select Assign Users & Teams.


👤 Assign Users

  • Search by: First Name, Last Name, Phone Number, or Email.

  • Only active users (non-pending) from your workspace will be suggested.


👥 Assign Teams

  • Search by Team Name.

  • Only teams you have created will appear.

  • Teams must be assigned to the client before they can access jobs under it.


⭐ Set a Primary Account Manager

  • Select a Primary Account Manager (AM) using the dropdown in the modal.

  • The Primary AM has additional permissions (see below).

✅ All assigned Account Managers (Primary and Regular) get access to all job orders under the client by default.


🔐 Access Behavior

Role

Access to All Jobs

Notes

Primary AM

✅ Yes

Can assign/remove users & teams from client and jobs

Regular AM

✅ Yes

Can assign/remove users & teams at the job level only

Community Recruiter

❌ No

Must be added to each job manually

AM Team Member

✅ Yes

Inherits access to all jobs under the assigned client

CR Team Member

❌ No

Must be added to jobs individually, even if team is assigned to client


🚫 Removing Users or Teams from Clients

Only the Primary AM can remove users/teams from a client. Here's how it works:

Permission

Primary AM

Regular AM

Effect

Remove AM from Client

✅ Yes

❌ No

Removes the AM from all jobs under that client where they were added as a user

Remove CR from Client

✅ Yes

❌ No

Removes the CR from all jobs under that client where they were added as a user

Remove Team from Client

✅ Yes

❌ No

Removes the team from all jobs under that client where the team was added

🔁 If a user is removed from a client, they lose access unless they're still part of a team that has access—and vice versa.

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