Users

Updated by Zoe Ngan

Users

This video provides assistance for administrators managing user licenses.

Go to app.getsignals.ai

1. Click "Users"

The Users tab allows you as an administrator can add, edit and manage the user accounts within your organisation. To get there, click on your Profile in the bottom-left corner, then go to "Users."

Click 'Users'

2. Go to Invite User

In the Users tab, select "Invite User" in the top right corner.

Go to Invite User

3. Add user information

In the modal, enter the new user's email and role type.

These are the roles and permissions:

  • Admins can access everything in Signals, including billing

  • Admin - no chat can access everything, minus the ability to chat with visitors and book meetings

  • Marketers have access to everything except billing - they can add and edit users, take chats, review conversations, and create and configure bots

  • Chat Users (SDRs, AEs, Customer Support) can access conversations, view and edit contacts and accounts, and leave notes

  • Calendar Users have access to set up a calendar and meeting settings so they can have meetings scheduled for them

Add user information

4. Establish chat permissions

You can also establish chat permissions here. Users can be permitted to view all chats within the license, only chats routed directly to them (own chats), or chats routed to them AND unclaimed chats (own chats and empty ones).

Establish chat permissions

5. Add the user to a team

Here, you also have the option to add a user to a team.

Add the user to a team

6. Send Invite

When you're ready, select "Send Invite" in the bottom left corner of the modal.

Please note, invitations expire after 72 hours. Reach out to the users you invite reminding them that they may have to check their spam.

Send Invite

7. Check Pending Invitations

To ensure your invitation has been sent, check the "Pending Invitations" tab.

Check Pending Invitations

8. Click "Edit Permissions"

To update a user's role or permissions, click the three dots to the far right of their user entry in the user list. Select "Edit Permissions."

Click 'Edit Permissions'

9. Set User Role

In the pop-up modal, select the new user role. Click "Save" in the bottom left corner to save, or "Cancel" in the bottom left corner to revert to existing permissions.

Note: Each package has a user limit for the different user role types. Admins can update that limit in the Admin Settings section in the product or by contacting Customer Support.

Set User Role

10. Click "Out of Office Setttings"

You can also access your OOO settings via the hamburger menu on the far right. Click on this.

Click 'Out of Office Setttings'

11. Configure OOO Settings

Update the date range that you or the agent will be out of office, then check the boxes for events that the agent should be excluded from for that time frame. Click "Save" in the bottom left corner to save your settings, or "Cancel" in the bottom right corner to revert to existing settings.

Configure OOO Settings

12. Search or Sort Users

In the top right corner of the Users tab, you'll find a search button and a sort button. Search by name to find a specific user, or sort by pre-set criteria like name, role, and joined date.

Note that you can only by only one of these fields at a time. Alternatively, you can sort fields by clicking on the column titles.

Search or Sort Users

Here is a further breakdown of each user and their permissions:

Admin 

Marketer 

Sales/Customer Manager

Customer Support Rep

Calendar User 

View / Edit Contacts 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

Yes

Yes 

View / Edit Accounts 

Yes 

Yes 

Yes

Yes

Yes 

Book a meeting

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Access Chat

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Delete Chats

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

View / Edit Teams

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

Access Reporting / Overview

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Manage / Edit Bots

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Perform / View Bot Tests 

Yes 

Yes 

No

No

No 

Create / Manage Users 

Yes 

No 

No

No

No 

Manage Integration 

Yes 

No 

No

No

No 

Access Admin Settings 

Yes 

No 

No

No

No 


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