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Configure Roles and Permissions
Select an available role and configure functional permissions and data scope as needed.
Account Management
Manage member accounts, roles, permissions, and related business data through your business account. Members can use supported card, receiving, and payment services within their assigned access.
A business account is the company’s shared management entry. A member account is an employee’s login and business account for working on the platform. Business account administrators can manage members, roles, permissions, and related business records within their authorized scope.
The shared management entry for the business
Manage member accounts and profiles, reset passwords, and handle renewals.
Assign roles based on responsibilities, with separate controls for data access and permitted actions.
View balances, statuses, and activity across company and member accounts in one place.
Manage cards and transactions centrally. Trace each card to the member account that created it.
Account administrators create member accounts and assign permissions.
Individual login
Role-based access
Individual login
Role-based access
Individual login
Role-based access
Team access under your business account
Members sign in individually and work within the role and data scope assigned under the business account.
Sign in with your own phone number or email address and password.
Use the business account’s verification details and plan benefits, with no separate verification or plan purchase.
Member accounts do not have separate wallets; their spending is funded by the company account’s wallet.
Member accounts do not have separate wallets; their spending is funded by the company account’s wallet.
The business account provides a shared business management entry. Wallet, funding account, card, and transaction facts are owned by the relevant product and funds systems. Member accounts view and perform related actions within their assigned access.


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Roles & Permissions
Roles and permissions determine which features members can use and which business data they can view within their authorized data scope.
Member Account → Member Permission
| Role examples | Data access | Actions |
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OperationsDay-to-day card management | Cards
Transaction details
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ProcurementCards created by the member | Member card activity
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Incoming paymentsReceiving accounts and records | Receiving accounts
Incoming payments
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Outgoing paymentsRecipients and payment records | Recipients
Payments
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FinanceFunds and financial review | Wallet
Business records
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Read-onlyData within the assigned scope | Business data
| Read-only access. No action permissions. |
Business account administrators configure assignable roles, functional permissions, and data scopes. A member’s access depends on the current business and organization scope, role assignments, data scopes, and business rules.
Funds & Transaction Records
Add funds through the relevant business product, then view or export related transaction records within your assigned access for daily management and financial review.
Members do not need a separate funding action merely because they sign in with individual accounts. Funding arrangements depend on the relevant product.
Export transaction details where the role and product permit it, for financial review and record keeping.
| Transaction scenario | Currency | Authorized amount | Transaction amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 671134.14 | + 671134.14 | reverse | ||
| 753124.86 | -31132.14 | pending | ||
| 53224.12 | -53224.12 | complete |
Business account administrators can add members directly, select available roles, and configure permissions. After completing initial sign-in security setup, members use supported business features within their assigned access.
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Select an available role and configure functional permissions and data scope as needed.
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Enter the member’s details, establish the member account and employee relationship, and submit the initial role assignment.
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Members sign in with their own credentials and complete the required initial security setup. They can then view information and perform business actions within their role and data scope.
Sub-accounts inherit the main account’s verification status and plan benefits, so no separate identity verification or plan purchase is required. Sub-accounts beyond the free allowance incur the applicable activation or renewal fee.
No. Sub-accounts do not have independent wallets. Their spending is funded through the main account wallet, so the main account can be topped up centrally.
Yes. Main account administrators can reassign a sub-account to a different role or update the role’s permissions, including data access and permitted actions.