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Role in IZI — Staff Access Permissions

Published: · Updated: (12 days ago)· IZI Team

Role — a named set of permissions defining what a staff member can do in the club CRM. Created once at the organization level and assigned to specific staff members.

Different people in a club have different responsibilities. A shift admin needs to see the cashier and hall, but doesn’t need to change tariffs or view financial analytics. A manager reviews reports across all clubs but doesn’t open sessions manually.

Roles give each person exactly as much access as their work requires — no less (or they can’t function) and no more (risk of accidental changes to settings).

CategoryWhat it covers
Club AdministrationHall, orders, bar, clients and groups — daily operations
AnalyticsReports, KPIs, cohort analysis
Financial OperationsCashier, shifts, payments, refunds
Club SettingsTariffs, zones, devices, working hours
User ManagementAdding staff, assigning roles
Club CreationOrganization-level only

IZI has one built-in staff role — Administrator — plus any number of custom roles you create yourself.

  • Owner — the person who created the organization. Has full control over all clubs and settings. This is org ownership, not an assignable staff role.
  • Administrator — the only preset staff role. Covers standard operational access: hall, cashier, clients, shifts. Assigned at the club level.
  • Custom roles — you create these yourself: pick a name (e.g. “Manager”, “Cashier”, “Equipment Manager”), then select exactly the permissions that profile needs. Custom roles are editable and deletable at any time.

If the built-in Administrator role is too broad or too narrow for a particular position, create a custom role with the exact permission set that fits.

Creating a role: Organization → Roles → Add Role → set name → select permissions → Save.

Assigning to staff: Organization → Access → Add User → enter email → select club and role → staff receives invitation.

One staff member can have different roles for different clubs within the same organization.