Subaccounts & Users
Learn how to manage subaccounts and users within the platform.
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Learn how to manage subaccounts and users within the platform.
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Within Wavy, we have an architecture where our customer can use the same number to serve multiple purposes.
Within an Account, you can have multiple Subaccounts with customized “departments” and settings, where you can trigger multiple different things, such as service, CRM, Request status, among others
Each subaccount can have its own users and webhook; this enables the optimization of a customer number.
Only users with an Administrator profile can create subaccounts
Creating a new subaccount for your users is simple: after accessing the settings menu > Subaccounts & users, just click on Create Subaccount:
The platform requests that you add some information:
Name;
Reference name (It is the name used in our databank)
Only users with an Administrator profile can create new users
Access the settings menu > Subaccounts & users:
Switch the subaccounts menu to Users:
On this screen, you can see all users already registered on the platform. If you need to make any changes, such as email address, subaccount to which a user reports, name, or surname, just click the pencil that is under the actions tab:
To create new users on the platform, use the button: Create user.
Data analyst: Can extract reports from the entire account, but cannot have access to any other features or trigger any messages.
Manager: This profile has access to all data that is in the subaccounts of its account, i.e., it is a more macro profile that has information on everything, but does not yet have permission to edit and create new subaccounts and users.
Administrator: The administrator profile, in addition to having all data available on everything within its account, such as reports, templates, groups, and contacts, among others, it can also create and edit new subaccounts and users.
User: Can send messages and access the report of messages it has sent. Can view some other information that is shared within the subaccount to which it belongs, such as templates, groups, and contacts.