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Currently, when creating a new user account, there's no option to grant immediate access to existing websites. This creates an unnecessary step where administrators must manually assign website permissions after user creation.
Proposed Enhancement:
Add a "Website Access" dropdown menu to the LoginForm component during user creation. This would allow administrators to:
Select from existing websites in the system
Grant immediate view access to specified websites
Streamline the onboarding process for new team members
This update would eliminate the need for new users to create additional websites or tracking codes, providing a more efficient user management workflow and avoid manual intervention for a solution.
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The only way for websites to be shared is through a team, so the current workflow is
Admin creates user
Admin gives user team access code
User joins team through access code
I believe there are previous requests for admins to have some team management screens, so yea things can probably be streamlined further where the user doesn't have to take any action.
Describe the feature or enhancement
Hello,
Currently, when creating a new user account, there's no option to grant immediate access to existing websites. This creates an unnecessary step where administrators must manually assign website permissions after user creation.
Proposed Enhancement:
Add a "Website Access" dropdown menu to the LoginForm component during user creation. This would allow administrators to:
This update would eliminate the need for new users to create additional websites or tracking codes, providing a more efficient user management workflow and avoid manual intervention for a solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: