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Social media inbox for multi-location brands: who answers what?
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Invite your team, assign roles, and scope access per module, from full admin to read-only viewer. Every action is scoped, every seat is tracked.
Every team member gets exactly the modules they need. Admin sees everything. Viewer sees dashboards and client data. Need something in between? Build a custom set.
See your entire team at a glance, who's active, who's invited, who hasn't logged in. The three-dot menu lets owners and admins edit permissions, revoke access, or resend invitations. The AI agent appears as a bot member with its own row, so you always know it's part of the team.
| Member | Status | Last session | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCSarah Chen | sarah@northwind.digital | Owner | Today | |
| ARAlex Rivera | alex@northwind.digital | Active | Yesterday | |
| JOJamie Okafor | jamie@northwind.digital | Active | 3 days ago | |
| TKTaylor Kim | taylor@northwind.digital | Invited | , | |
| Synup Agent | , | Bot | Always on |
Pick Admin, Manager, Member, or Viewer, each preset fills the module toggles automatically. Need something custom? Toggle any of the 15 modules individually, and the preset switches to Custom. Every module is a simple on/off: on means the team member sees that section, off means it's invisible to them.
Presets are a convenience mapping, not a stored role. Underneath, the database holds three roles, owner, admin, and member, and fifteen module booleans per person.
Presets and per-module toggles are the core. Around them sits the rest of what an agency needs to run a team: a clean invite flow, per-client visibility, multi-workspace membership, lockouts, assignment, and the agent that shows up as one of your own.
Admin, Manager, Member, Viewer. Pick a preset and all 15 module toggles fill automatically.
View guideToggle any of the 15 modules on or off. The preset switches to Custom automatically.
View guideFirst name, last name, email, permissions. One dialog, one click, invitation sent. The link expires after seven days and can be resent with a fresh token.
View guideThe AI agent shows up as a team member with a Bot badge, always on, always visible in the team table.
Clients are public or private. A private client is visible only to the owner and the members holding an explicit access grant. Set it in the Command Center.
View guideA single login can belong to several agencies, each with its own role and permission set. Pick a workspace after login or switch from the sidebar.
View guideFailed sign-ins are counted and the account locks itself. Owners and admins unlock members from the same three-dot menu.
View guideAn owner-only action that spreads every unassigned client evenly across the team in one pass. Existing assignments are left alone.
Link a member's Slack identity so the agent can send standup prompts and task nudges to them directly.
View guideUp to 67% of local searches are zero-click — most customers never reach the website at all. Woops! centralized local marketing across every franchise and used Synup Campaigns to showcase their best-selling collections right where those customers were already looking, driving 20% more revenue through profile personalization.
The details an agency checks before handing logins to staff, contractors, and clients.
There’s no limit on the number of team members you can invite, regardless of your Synup plan.
Synup includes four role presets: Admin, Manager, Member, and Viewer. Admins have full access to all 15 modules. Managers have access to everything except Team Management and Agency Settings. Members have basic access to core modules, while Viewers have read-only access to dashboards and client data.
Yes. You can turn individual modules on or off for a team member. As soon as you change the permissions from a preset, the role switches to Custom, allowing you to create the exact access combination you need.
The team member loses access immediately. If they need access again later, you can re-invite them and assign the appropriate role and permissions.
No. The AI agent appears as a Bot member in the team table, but it is not a user you invite and does not require its own login or permission set.
Yes. Clients can be visible to the entire team or kept private. For private clients, access can be limited to the owner and specific team members you choose from the client detail page in Command Center.
Yes. The same email address can be invited to multiple agency workspaces. Each workspace can have its own role and permissions, and users can choose a workspace when they log in or switch between workspaces from the sidebar.
Yes. Changes are recorded in the tenant audit log, which can be used to review the history of a record. Member information also includes security and session details such as the last session, last login IP, failed sign-in count, and lock status. There is not currently a separate team-activity feed.
Invite your colleagues, pick a role for each person and choose which clients and modules they can see.