Platform · Users & Roles

Invite people, assign roles, and control who does what.

Bring your team into Processo with a single email invite. Assign roles for role-based access control, then map a user hierarchy that quietly powers every permission, every approval and every row of data each person can see.

RBAC, field-level & row-level access — configured, never coded.
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Grace Bennettgrace@acme.co
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Liam Tanliam@acme.co
Aisha Rahmanaisha@acme.co · Roles, access & custom attributes
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What it is

One place to manage everyone in your workspace

Users & roles is where you decide who is in Processo and what they can touch. It feeds directly into the authorization matrix, approval routing and your data — so access stays consistent no matter how many processes you run.

Invite by email

Send invitations to anyone. They join with a guided sign-up, land in the right organization, and pick up their role and hierarchy automatically.

Roles & RBAC

Group permissions into roles — Admin, Manager, Read-only or your own. Assign a role and a user instantly inherits exactly what that role can do.

User hierarchy

Define who reports to whom. That reporting tree drives row-level data scope and decides where approvals travel up the chain.

Invitations

From email to ready-to-work in four steps

No manual provisioning, no shared logins. Each person gets their own account, scoped from the moment they accept.

Step 01

Send the invite

Enter an email, choose a role and a manager. The invite carries that context with it.

Step 02

They accept

The invitee signs up through a guided flow and lands inside the correct organization.

Step 03

Role applied

Their role's permissions activate at once — entity, field and row access included.

Step 04

Slotted in the tree

They appear under their manager in the hierarchy, ready to receive and route approvals.

AR Aisha RahmanVP Sales · Admin All records
DM Diego MarinSales Manager Team records
GB Grace BennettSales Rep Own records
SO Sara OkaforSales Rep Own records
User hierarchy

The reporting tree that quietly runs your access

Tell Processo who reports to whom and two powerful things happen automatically: data scopes to the right level, and approvals know where to go. Users sees their own records; their manager sees the whole team; the VP sees everything.

Drives row-level visibility

Data scope follows the tree — own, team, or organization — without hand-picking records per user.

Routes approvals up the chain

When a record needs sign-off, it climbs to the right manager based on who submitted it.

One tree, every process

The same hierarchy governs access in CRM, task management, order management — set it once, reuse it everywhere.

How it all connects

Users feed the authorization matrix & approvals

Roles and hierarchy aren't isolated settings — they're the inputs that the Authorization Matrix and Approval Matrix read from to decide access and routing across every process.

Authorization Matrix

Maps each role and hierarchy level to per-entity, field-level and row-level permissions — the single grid that answers "can this person do this?"

Approval Matrix

Uses the reporting tree to route multi-step approvals — sequential, parallel or conditional — to the right managers automatically.

PII & ePHI safe

Fields flagged as PII or ePHI honor role permissions everywhere — masked from anyone whose role isn't cleared to see them.

Works with

Part of the bigger governance picture

Users & roles connect into the rest of Processo's access and process tooling.

Bring your team in

Invite your team and lock down access — in an afternoon, no code.

Send your first invite, define a couple of roles, sketch your hierarchy, and Processo wires it into every permission and approval automatically.

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