Team Accounts

Give each team member their own login and decide which appointments they see

Open Team in the sidebar:

Give each team member their own login. Revenue, customer list and settings stay hidden from them. What appointments they see is set below.

This replaces the habit of sharing one password with the whole venue. Everyone signs in as themselves, so the Activity log (Chapter 23) can say who did what.

21.1 Adding a team member

Press “Add team member”. A form opens with three fields:

Field	What it does
Name	Shown in the panel and in the Activity log.
Works as	“Decides which appointments belong to them: exactly the ones for this entry. Those are the only ones they can change.” Pick the therapist, stylist, or space this person is.
Password	At least 8 characters. Give it to them personally, not in a group chat.

If something is missing, the form says what: “Please enter a name.”, “Please choose who they work as.” or “The password needs at least 8 characters.”

Press Save. The panel reports “Saved.” and the new account appears under Accounts: the name, and below it the entry it belongs to. It can sign in immediately at the same address as you.

«Works as» is the whole point

This one field decides which appointments belong to the person, and, unless the team sees all appointments, which ones they see at all. Choose the wrong entry and they work in somebody else’s day. Check it before you hand out the password.

21.2 What a team member sees, and what they do not

They can use	They cannot open
Dashboard, Calendar, Bookings	Reports (your revenue)
Waitlist	Customers (your whole guest list)
Link & QR code	Availability, Providers, Services
Notifications for their own device (Chapter 20)	Settings, including their own password, Design, Texts
Vouchers, if you allow it (21.4)	Team, Activity log, Trash
	Voucher figures, offer and legal texts

By default they see only their own appointments. Two switches can widen that (21.4). The sidebar simply does not show the other entries, so nothing looks broken. Under the logo a small badge shows their name, or “Team member” if there is none. That tells them why they see less than the owner does.

21.3 Editing, pausing, and removing an account

Each account in the list has these buttons:

Button	What happens
Edit	Opens the “Edit account” form: change the name, who they work as, or the password. Leave the password field empty to keep the current password.
Deactivate	A new sign-in with this account stops working immediately, everything else stays. The name is followed by “(deactivated)”.
Activate	Switches a deactivated account back on.
Delete	Removes the account for good. You are asked: “Really delete the account for [name]? Their appointments are kept.” The panel then reports “Account deleted.”

Whoever is signed in stays signed in

Deactivating, deleting, a new password and a changed “Works as” only take effect at the next sign-in. If the person is signed in right now, they keep working until they sign out or close the browser. If they leave the pre-set Stay logged in tick in place when signing in (Chapter 3), they stay signed in on that device for up to 90 days. If an account has to be locked straight away, for example after a lost phone, contact miraTEQ.

Deactivate for a break, delete when someone leaves

For maternity leave, a long holiday, or a seasonal worker, use Deactivate. The account is ready again in one tap. Delete only when the person will not come back.

Changing the password

Set a new password by opening Edit and typing one in. A team member cannot change it themselves, because they cannot open the settings.

21.4 What the team sees

Below the introduction, the card What the team sees has two switches. Both take effect the next time a team member logs in.

“Show everyone all appointments”: every team member sees the whole schedule, including guest names and phone numbers of their colleagues’ appointments. They can still only change, reschedule or cancel their own. A colleague’s appointment is marked “Colleague’s appointment” and can be viewed, not changed. Messages, intake answers, revenue and the customer list stay hidden, and notifications still arrive only for their own appointments. This helps where team members cover for each other at the front desk.

“Show vouchers” appears only where vouchers are switched on, and it starts switched off. When on, the team sees the vouchers with code and balance. They can redeem them, enter vouchers sold at the counter and cancel them. Sales figures and settings stay hidden (Chapter 24.7).