Getting started
Roles and permissions
Each team member has one of three roles. Nav items and actions hide or block what a role cannot do.
| Role | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Owner | Venue owner — full access including billing, team, and domain |
| Manager | Venue manager — configuration, billing, and day-to-day ops |
| Staff | Front desk / coaches — bookings, registrations, clients, invoices (view + take payment) |
Owner only
- Settings → Team — invite and remove members, change roles
- Settings → Custom domain
Owner and manager
- Venue setup, pricing rules, branding
- Settings → Communications and Templates
- Account → Payments & billing (Stripe Connect)
- Invoice void, cash payments, and refunds
- Reschedule bookings, generate fixtures
- Settings → Audit log
- Confirm a change the help assistant sets up (owners also choose which areas it may touch, under Settings → Sweepa Agent)
Audit log
Settings → Audit log (/admin/audit) is a read-only, newest-first record of significant actions across your account — comms sent, status changes, payments, refunds, and more. Each entry shows when it happened, the action, who did it (or System for automated jobs), the resource it touched, and a short detail snippet. It's available to owners and managers, 50 entries per page. Use it to answer "who changed this, and when?".
All roles (including staff)
- Dashboard, scheduler, bookings
- Clients, registrations, invoices (view + Take payment on list)
- Customer inquiries queue
- Programs and competitions catalog
- Sweepa Agent and guides — including walkthroughs in Teach me; a staff member gets a filled-in form to save themselves rather than a Confirm card
- Send client email and SMS
Change a role
Owners go to Settings → Team, find the member, and update their role.
Related
- What the assistant can change
- Getting started
- Invoices overview
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Or ask the helper
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- Show me — ask the helper to show you, and it lights the control on your own screen while you press it.
- Inviting somebody is about a person joining your venue — you send it.
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Last updated 8 September 2026