Invite your team and assign roles
An invitation adds someone to the company. A role defines allowed work; company access defines where they can work. A separate role per employee is unnecessary.
Practical SINAD Business and shared-settings guides: company and team, sales and purchasing, inventory, accounting and reports. Follow workflows with screenshots and related guides.
An invitation adds someone to the company. A role defines allowed work; company access defines where they can work. A separate role per employee is unnecessary.
Company access reuses the same users. A role in one company does not automatically expose every company owned by the administrator.
Company controls differ from your personal password. Controls define sign-in rules; Change password sends a verification link to the account email.
Approval policy determines who can post a document meeting an amount threshold. Permission to create does not imply permission to approve.
Use a manual entry when no suitable operational document covers the accounting event. Review invoice-generated entries alongside their source invoice.
A missing function can reflect company, product, role or document state. Check these in order before changing permissions or creating a replacement record.
Period closure protects approved work under system controls. An incorrect date or unposted documents can leave reports incomplete.