Users & Roles

Manage user accounts and control access permissions

Overview

Users and Roles allow you to control who can access your CleanOps Pro system and what they can do within it. Each user is assigned a role that determines their permissions.


Accessing User Management

Navigate to Administration > Users from the sidebar menu. Only administrators can access this section.


Understanding Roles

CleanOps Pro has three main roles:

Role Permissions
Administrator
  • Full system access
  • Manage all users and roles
  • Configure system settings
  • View audit logs
  • Access all reports and data
Supervisor
  • Manage clients, sites, and jobs
  • View and edit team schedules
  • Approve timesheets
  • Run reports
  • Cannot manage users or settings
Cleaner
  • View assigned jobs only
  • Clock in and out
  • Complete tasks
  • View own timesheets
  • Limited access to client details

Creating a New User
  1. Go to Administration > Users
  2. Click Add User
  3. Enter the user's details:
    • Name, email, and phone
    • Select their role
    • Set a temporary password
    • Set status to Active
  4. Click Create User
  5. Share the login credentials with the new user
Security tip: Have users change their password after first login.

Editing User Details
  1. Find the user in the list
  2. Click the Edit button
  3. Update the necessary fields
  4. Click Update User to save

Changing a User's Role
  1. Edit the user
  2. Select a new role from the dropdown
  3. Save your changes
Caution: Changing a user's role immediately affects what they can access. Notify the user of any role changes.

Resetting Passwords

If a user forgets their password:

  1. Edit the user's account
  2. Enter a new password in the Password field
  3. Save the changes
  4. Communicate the new password to the user securely

Alternatively, users can use the "Forgot Password" link on the login page.


Deactivating Users

When an employee leaves or needs account access removed:

  1. Edit the user
  2. Change Status to Inactive
  3. Save your changes

Inactive users cannot log in but their records are preserved.

Best practice: Always deactivate users instead of deleting them to maintain historical records and audit trails.
Quick Tips

Limit administrator access
Only give admin rights to those who truly need full system control.

Review access regularly
Periodically check user roles and deactivate unused accounts.

Use strong passwords
Require passwords with at least 8 characters, including numbers and symbols.

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