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Roles and access to the studio

Who can get into the studio, and with what rights. One account per person, never a shared password; the manager sees everything, an employee sees the calendar, clients and messages.

Updated on 11 September 2026 1 min readBy the Buiiild teamIntermediate
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Who can get into the studio, and with what rights. Everyone has their own account — never a shared password: this is what lets you know who did what, and cut off access for one person without affecting the others.

The studio's accounts.
The studio's accounts.

One account per person

One account per person: name, email and role.
One account per person: name, email and role.

Name, email and role. The studio's menu adapts to the role: an employee sees neither settings nor billing.

RoleWhat they see
OwnerEverything, including the subscription and invoices.
ManagerThe whole studio, except Buiiild's billing.
ReceptionThe desk: calendar, clients, till, marketing.
Team memberThe calendar, client records and payment.
Basic team memberTheir own calendar only.

The screens that commit the business — till closings, compliance, settings — only appear for management accounts.

Managing an account

Change the role, reset the password, or disable access for someone leaving the salon — without deleting any of their work.

Inviting someone

Inviting someone.
Inviting someone.
  1. Enter their name, their email, a temporary password and their role.
  2. Confirm with Create the account.
  3. Pass this password on to them for their first sign-in: they'll be able to change it from their account.

Frequently asked questions

An employee forgot their password

From this screen, reset it and pass on the new one. They can also use "Forgot password" on the sign-in screen, if they have access to their email.

Can an account be limited to a single device?

No, but two-factor authentication protects each account from a stolen password: see Turning on two-factor authentication.

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