How to Activate or Add a New User
To add or activate a new user, navigate to Settings > Users > New User to add additional people to your business.
There is no limit to the number of employees you can add to your Resmark account! In fact, it's encouraged that every individual user has their own account, rather than sharing a login -- this helps ensure you can track changes made by users. Additionally, it allows you to easily deactivate an employee in the event they leave your company or change departments.
Keep in mind that the ability to add or manage users will depend on your personal user settings and what you have permission to do in the application.
By default, new users will have Standard User access level enabled. You can customize their user access while setting up the invitation to join your Resmark account, or you can always change their user access settings later.
Users can be part of multiple businesses. As an admin, you can only control settings for users within your business. For example: if John Doe is part of Business 1 and Business 2, and you're an admin for Business 1 but not Business 2, then you would not be able to edit his settings for Business 2.
There is no limit to the number of employees you can add to your Resmark account! In fact, it's encouraged that every individual user has their own account, rather than sharing a login -- this helps ensure you can track changes made by users. Additionally, it allows you to easily deactivate an employee in the event they leave your company or change departments.
Keep in mind that the ability to add or manage users will depend on your personal user settings and what you have permission to do in the application.
By default, new users will have Standard User access level enabled. You can customize their user access while setting up the invitation to join your Resmark account, or you can always change their user access settings later.
Users can be part of multiple businesses. As an admin, you can only control settings for users within your business. For example: if John Doe is part of Business 1 and Business 2, and you're an admin for Business 1 but not Business 2, then you would not be able to edit his settings for Business 2.
Updated on: 03/28/2024
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