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Roles & Permissions

Access in REV23 adds up from three sources:

  • Roles — built-in access for Artist, Manager, Front Desk, Payroll, and Booking work. A user can hold more than one.
  • Artist skills — the Artist role derives a working set of permissions from the provider’s assigned skills.
  • Individual permissions — anything beyond role and skills, toggled per user for the edge cases.

The subscription owner holds every permission and can’t be modified. A handful of actions are owner-only and never appear as permissions at all.

Permission groups tied to an optional feature appear only while it’s on for your Cloud: the Sales groups, the Booking groups, Payroll and Personal Payment Account, and the Sales Tax and Close of Day reports. Compensation and Earnings always appear — seeing pay isn’t tied to running payroll.

Docs and the app name each permission by its group and action — Customers → Export, Checkouts → Refund. The actions follow a few rules:

  • View and Edit cover the user’s own records — services they’re assigned to, their bookings, their rates. View (everyone) and Edit (everyone) cover the whole studio’s.
  • Edit includes View. Edit (everyone) includes all four.
  • Manage is a standalone on/off for a settings or admin area.
  • Named actions — Refund, Export, Delete, Apply custom discount, and the rest — stand alone. Edit does not include them; each one is granted on purpose.
RoleTypical userIn short
ArtistSelf-managed service providerCustomers, assigned and unassigned services and forms, care, their own bookings and pricing, pay, and the supply catalogs required by their skills. The role grants nothing until the user has a skill.
ManagerOwner’s right hand, studio leadFull operational access: customers, services, forms, sales, booking, care, catalogs, templates, users, studio settings, and the whole-team Earnings report. Not included: general customer identification, payroll, pay rates — even their own, unless they also have Artist access or an individual grant — webhooks, form deletion, and the Revenue and Balances reports.
Front DeskCounter staff, receptionistsCustomers, services (including assigning artists), ideas, forms, booking, the register — ring sales, take payments, issue credit — and the Close of Day report. No refunds or custom discounts. General customer medical and identification details stay restricted, while complete forms remain available for review.
PayrollBookkeeper, payroll adminRun payroll, see everyone’s earnings and pay rates, override commission, and read the sales data behind the numbers.
BookingRemote booker, scheduling assistantThe calendar and every booking on it, plus the customers, ideas, and services scheduling touches.

Service providers normally hold Artist with their skills. Combine roles when someone wears two hats: an artist who covers the counter can hold Artist and Front Desk.

Grouped the way the app groups them. Artist + skill in the third column means the Artist role derives the permission when the user has at least one skill; specific skills are named where the scope is narrower. The owner always has everything, and any permission here can also be granted to a single user directly.

PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Customers → ViewSee customer profiles and history.Manager, Front Desk, Payroll, Booking, Artist + skill
Customers → EditCreate and edit customers, apply flags.Manager, Front Desk, Booking, Artist + skill
Customers → DeleteDelete a customer.Manager
Customers → ExportExport the customer list to CSV.Manager
Customers → View medical informationSee the details of a customer’s medical conditions — without it, a count but no specifics.Manager, Artist + skill
Customers → View identificationSee identification details and images on customer records. Changing them also takes Customers → Edit. Complete forms carry their own evidence access.no role — grant individually
Customers → View analyticsThe customer half of Analytics.Manager
Ideas → View / EditWork idea submissions — View (everyone) covers ideas sent to other artists.Manager, Front Desk, Booking, Artist + skill (own)
Customer Settings → ManageEdit the sources and flags lists.Manager
Medical Conditions → ManageEdit the medical conditions list customers pick from.Manager
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Services → View / EditSee and work services — assigned and unassigned for providers, (everyone) for staff who handle the whole floor.Manager, Front Desk (view all), Payroll (view all), Booking (view all), Artist + skill
Services → CreateStart a new service.Manager, Front Desk, Artist + skill
Services → Assign artistPut a service on someone’s chair.Manager, Front Desk, Artist + skill
Services → CancelCancel a service.Manager
Services → DeleteDelete a service.Manager
Services → View analyticsThe service half of Analytics.Manager, Front Desk
Service Settings → ManageEdit service types and categories.Manager
Pricing Settings → ManageService pricing on service types, and jewelry tiers together with Jewelry → Manage.Manager
Own pricing → ManageEdit pricing on the user’s own skills.Artist + skill
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Forms → ViewView forms for assigned and unassigned work.Artist + skill
Forms → View (everyone)View forms for every artist, including history.Manager, Front Desk
Forms → ReviewMark accessible forms reviewed or unreviewed and recapture customer or guardian identification while reviewing. Requires one of the form-view permissions and never widens its scope.Manager, Front Desk, Artist + skill
Forms → DeleteDelete signed release forms, including force delete of records that have them.no role — the owner grants it deliberately
Templates → ManageEdit release form templates and their mappings.Manager

Opening an accessible completed form includes its identification and medical evidence even when the user cannot view those details elsewhere on the customer record.

PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Checkouts → ViewSee sales.Manager, Front Desk, Payroll
Checkouts → EditBuild and edit a sale — items, preset discounts.Manager, Front Desk
Checkouts → Process paymentTake payments, complete and void sales, work gift cards at the register, and use store credit, unassigned deposits, and deposits assigned to the signed-in user.Manager, Front Desk
Checkouts → RefundRefund a completed sale.Manager
Checkouts → Apply custom discountAn ad-hoc discount outside the preset list.Manager
Credits → CreateIssue store credit.Manager, Front Desk
Credits → View (everyone)See customers’ full credit balances and ledgers, including deposits assigned to other artists.Manager, Front Desk
Credits → Edit (everyone)Apply another artist’s deposit at checkout; void, forfeit, and reverse credits.Manager
Gift Cards → ManageBrowse and manage the gift card book.Manager
Products → ManageEdit the retail product catalog.Manager
Sales Settings → ManageTax rates, discounts, checkout rules, payment methods.Manager
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Bookings → View / EditSee and work the calendar — own column, or (everyone) for the whole book.Manager, Front Desk, Booking (all four); Artist + skill (own)
Booking Settings → ManageSchedules, booking rules, booking notifications, and calendar links for another artist or a whole Studio when paired with Bookings → View (everyone).Manager
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Care Journeys → View / EditFollow and work care journeys — (everyone) for other providers’ customers.Manager, Front Desk (view all), Artist + skill (own)
Care Settings → ManageEdit care plans and mappings.Manager, Artist + skill
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Ink & Pigments → ManageThe ink and pigment catalogs.Manager; Artist + Tattoo, PMU, or Microblading skill
Jewelry → ManageThe jewelry catalog, including unit costs.Manager; Artist + Piercing skill
Needles → ManageThe needle and blade catalogs.Manager; Artist + Tattoo, PMU, Microblading, or Piercing skill
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Compensation → ViewSee pay rates — own, or (everyone) for the whole team’s.Payroll (everyone); Artist + skill (own)
Compensation → OverrideOverride commission on a single sale or session, pay a forfeit in full, and change a deposit’s assigned artist.Payroll
Earnings → ViewSee earnings and pay stubs — own, or (everyone) for the whole team’s.Payroll (everyone); Artist + skill (own)
Payroll → ManageRun payroll: payouts, deductions, adjustments, closing pay periods. Includes earnings viewing.Payroll
Personal Payment Account → ManageConnect their own payment account for online deposits. Granted per user — roles can’t carry it.no role
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Earnings Report → ViewThe Earnings report.Manager, Payroll
Sales Tax Report → ViewThe Sales Tax report.Manager
Close of Day → ViewThe Close of Day report.Manager, Front Desk, Payroll
Balances → ViewThe Balances report — outstanding stored value.no role
Revenue Report → ViewThe Revenue report.no role — the owner grants it deliberately
PermissionAllowsIncluded in
Users → ManageCreate and edit users, skills, and seats.Manager
Studios → EditEdit studio details, public pages, and policies.Manager
Webhooks → SubscribeCreate webhook subscriptions; Subscribe (all) also receives other users’ scoped events.no role — the owner grants it deliberately

The Artist role and at least one skill grant the working set: customers (view, edit, medical details), services (assigned and unassigned — create, view, edit, assign), forms for that work (view and review), ideas, care journeys and care plans, own bookings, own pricing, own pay rates, and earnings. The role by itself and skills without the role grant none of this derived access.

Tattoo, Permanent Makeup, and Microblading add ink and needle management; Piercing adds jewelry and needle management. Removal and Adornment add nothing beyond the working set.

Analytics is deliberately not in the working set — the Analytics page shows whole-studio numbers, so it’s granted by role or individually.

Removing Artist does not remove skills, the artist seat, studio assignments, or bookability. An existing seat and matching skills still support permanent public links, personal time blocks, and license maintenance. Personal profile, security, notifications, and signature also remain. Other roles and individual permissions continue to apply.

These belong to the subscription owner alone. They never appear as permissions, and no role or grant can hand them to anyone else: