Invite by email
Each person gets their own login rather than a shared password.
Invite your staff and set permissions per person. Give each teammate exactly what they need to see and do, and nothing they should not. As the shop grows, you change it in a click.
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Yes. Crate invites staff to a business by email and gives each person their own login rather than a shared password. Permissions in Crate are set per person, so a shop assistant processes orders without seeing payouts, settings or the customer list. A Crate account keeps a record of who did what, which is what makes a shared till answerable. Access is revoked in Crate the day someone leaves, without changing anyone else's login. How many staff seats a business gets depends on its Crate plan, and the Crate pricing page is where that is stated. Crate staff accounts work from a phone.
Everyone signs in as themselves. That single fact is what makes a shared till answerable.
Each person gets their own login rather than a shared password.
Open orders and products to one person, and keep payouts and settings to yourself.
Staff can run the shop without ever seeing bank details or settlement.
Actions are attributable, which is the point of separate logins.
Someone leaves, their access ends, and nobody else changes a password.
Open more as you trust them with more, or pull it back if you need to.
Roles start to matter the day a second pair of hands touches the dashboard.
They need orders and stock. They do not need your payouts, and now they cannot reach them.
Access and reporting are per person and per location, so the takings are attributable.
Temporary access, granted and revoked in a click, without a password everyone knows.
Two minutes per person, and it is reversible.
Set up from a phone. No developer, no plugin to buy, nothing to install.
Crate is one system rather than a shelf of add-ons, so these are the parts of it this page touches most.
The same capability, described in the language of the trade it is being used in.
Yes. Add each person by email from your team screen and they get a link to join your business. They sign in as themselves rather than under a shared password.
Yes. You set permissions per person, so each teammate reaches only the parts you open to them, from orders and products to payouts and settings.
Yes. You can let someone handle orders or stock while keeping payouts, bank details and sensitive settings to yourself.
Remove their access in a click and they can no longer sign in. Because everyone has their own login, there is no shared password to change.
Yes. Adjust what a person can do at any time. Open more as you trust them with more, or pull it back if you need to.
Separate logins, permissions per person, and one click to revoke. Free for 14 days, no card required.
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