Role permissions
Review and manage permissions across documents, meetings, finance, communication, building records, calendar, people, profile, and sale packs.
For resident-led blocks
Keep people and unit records clear while controlling who can see and change sensitive information.
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The permissions matrix shows how committee responsibilities and resident access can be separated without maintaining parallel copies of records.

Why it matters
A shared workspace still needs careful boundaries. Unit records, resident memberships, committee roles, and role-based access help each person see the right parts of the building record without exposing committee, finance, sale pack, or sensitive management records unnecessarily.
Separate owner, tenant, committee, officer, and workspace responsibilities.
Keep finance, governance, sale pack, and operational records behind appropriate permissions.
Update roles as residents move, officers change, or committees hand over.
What you can do
Start with the task the committee needs to complete, then keep its people, dates, documents, and decisions connected.
Review and manage permissions across documents, meetings, finance, communication, building records, calendar, people, profile, and sale packs.
Separate own-ledger access from full finance access and work-level finance summaries.
Invite residents to specific units by email or code, resend or revoke invitations, download invite letters, and let invitees claim access through the public join flow.
Maintain tenure or title type, occupancy status, parking and storage rights, area notes, restrictions, consent notes, linked people, and unit documents.
Create draft equal or lease-percentage schedules, record the reason, approve changes, and retain schedule history.
Manage residents, unit occupancy, owners, tenants, committee roles, and external contacts.
Keep contractor, manager, emergency contact, quote, work, and bill history connected to contact records.
Keep a timeline of onboarding, invitations, role changes, AGM confirmations, and removals.
Move residents between units, mark units vacant, remove access, and anonymise or delete former residents where required.
Manage personal details, avatar, contact sharing, password, email, two-factor devices, linked accounts, and signed-in sessions.
Control association profile, organisation type, unit labels, billing identity, Direct Debit mandate, and subscription status by role.
How it works
Keep the unit, resident, owner, tenant, or contact details in the right place.
Add the user and connect them to the relevant unit or committee role.
Choose the role and permissions that match what they should be able to view or manage.
Adjust access when occupancy, ownership, committee membership, or subscription responsibility changes.
Ready when the committee is