TorqueOS

Users and permissions

5 of 6 seats used · Pro at 2 bays

Your team

5 of 6 seats
DN
Dee Nguyendee@deesautogarage.com · you
Owner
MK
Mara Kesslermara@deesautogarage.com · active yesterday
TR
Tomas Ruiztomas@deesautogarage.com · active 3 days ago
WI
Wes Iyerwes@deesautogarage.com · active today
jess@deesautogarage.comInvited 2 days ago · expires in 5 days
Invited

Deactivate, not delete. Anyone who has signed an estimate, approved work or closed an invoice is named on those records. Deleting them would leave your history pointing at nobody. Deactivating cuts off access straight away, frees the seat, and keeps every signature attributable.

An invite holds a seat from the moment you send it, so you cannot promise six people a seat on a plan that has five.

What each role can do

Fixed · not editable
CapabilityOwnerManagerAdvisor TechRead only
See the job board
Create and edit jobs own
Assign a job to a technician
Run inspections, add photos
Send an estimate to a customer
Discount a line or waive a fee limit
Take a payment
Void or refund an invoice
See revenue and margin
Change settings and rates
Invite people and change roles
Manage billing
Export customer data

Five roles, not a checkbox per person. A shop that has to maintain a permission matrix will get it wrong in a way nobody notices until an apprentice voids an invoice.

Two choices worth knowing. Read only sees money but cannot touch work — that role is for your bookkeeper. And a technician can only edit jobs assigned to them, which stops two people writing over each other on a busy morning. It is not about trust. It is also why assignment matters: an unassigned job is a job no technician can pick up, so the board flags them rather than letting them sit.

Prototype · sample data