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How to Manage Team Members within Clearing
How to Manage Team Members within Clearing

Manage team access in Clearing. Add team members, assign roles, edit permissions, and ensure secure user management in your organization.

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Written by Corey Reid
Updated over a week ago

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Effective user management is essential for maintaining security and efficiency within your organization. With multiple team members—from property managers and accountants to homeowners—having the right permissions in place ensures seamless operations and protects sensitive financial data.

The Clearing platform simplifies team management by allowing admins to add team members, assign roles, edit permissions, and manage team access with ease. Whether you need to resend an invite, block access, or remove a user, Clearing provides the flexibility to control organization access based on each team member’s role.

With predefined team roles, including admin users, accountant roles, and homeowner roles, as well as custom permissions, you can tailor permission levels to match specific responsibilities. Employee restrictions further enhance security by ensuring non-administrative users cannot move funds or modify critical settings.

Follow the steps below to efficiently manage your team members in Clearing and ensure fund management security while optimizing workflow.

Simple Steps to Manage Team Members in Clearing

Step 1: Access Team Management Section in Clearing

Log into your Clearing account, navigate to the “Settings” section and select “Team”.

Team account settings

This page displays all current team members along with their assigned team roles and permission levels.

Team management dashboard

Step 2: Manage Existing Team Members

From the Team Management section, you can manage user access with the following options:

  • Resend Invite – If a user has not accepted their invitation, you can resend the invite to ensure they can access the platform.

Resend invite to team member

  • Block Access – If a team member should no longer have access, blocking them will immediately revoke their permissions.

Block access to a team member

  • Edit Permissions – You can modify the permission levels of an existing user to either grant or restrict their access.

Edit the role or access level of a team member

Edit team member access by adjusting settings.

  • Remove User – If a team member leaves the organization, you can permanently remove them from the platform.

Remove a user from the Clearing organization.

Step 3: Add a New Team Member

To add a new team member, click on the “+ New Team Member” button.

Add a new team member to the Clearing organization.

You will be prompted to choose the appropriate team role from the following options:

  1. Admin User – Has full organization access, including the ability to invite and manage team members.

  2. Accountant Role – Can oversee financial transactions but cannot manage team access or move funds.

  3. Employee Role – Limited access to organizational data; cannot move funds or manage other team members.

  4. Homeowner Role – Grants access to the homeowner portal and ties the user to their owner assets.

  5. Custom Permissions – Allows you to configure specific permission levels based on individual needs.

Custom team member permissions.

Once the role is selected, enter the name and email of the team member to be invited, and simply click “Invite Memberbutton to send an invitation.

Invite a new team member.

Take control of your team management today with Clearing’s intuitive team management system!

Whether you need to add team members, adjust permission levels, or ensure trust account management security, Clearing makes it simple and efficient.

Are you ready to streamline your user management and improve organization access?

Contact us today for a personalized demo and learn how to manage team members within Clearing!

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