FlyCRM controls who sees and changes CRM data with two roles and record ownership. This page explains each role, how ownership works, and how to assign them.
CRM concept: Access control keeps a sales rep in their own accounts and gives a manager the full view. It protects data and keeps each person focused on their own work.
FlyCRM adds two roles on top of the standard WordPress roles:
Behind these roles, FlyCRM defines more than 60 fine-grained capabilities. The two roles bundle those capabilities into a sensible default for each job.
Every record has an owner — the team member responsible for it. Ownership drives what a CRM Agent sees:
Assign an owner on each contact, company, lead, and deal. FlyCRM also tracks the last-contacted date on each record, so you see when it was last worked.
CRM concept: Record ownership answers one question — "whose job is this?" It stops a lead from falling between two reps and gives a manager a clear line of accountability.
The Team page is the fastest way to build your team. It lists everyone with CRM access and lets you invite more people without leaving the CRM.
The Team page also shows each member's role, which you can change from the same screen.
Screenshot needed: The FlyCRM > Team page listing members with their roles, and the Invite control open with an email field and a role selector. Highlight the invite control.
You can also set the role on an existing WordPress user directly:
Screenshot needed: The WordPress Edit User screen with the Role dropdown open and CRM Agent highlighted. Show the FlyCRM roles in the list.