Members are people in your organization with Tallyfy access - your employees, contractors, or anyone who needs to work on business processes and workflows regularly.
Here’s the key difference: Members have full account access and count toward your account limits1. Guests? They’re external users with limited access.
The three member roles
You’ll assign each member one of three roles. Let’s break them down:
Administrator: Complete control over everything in Tallyfy - settings, members, system configuration. Be careful who gets this role since it gives unlimited access.
Standard: The most common role for regular employees who need full workflow capabilities. Admins can customize their specific permissions based on job needs.
Light: Can complete tasks and give feedback on processes, but can’t create or edit templates. Perfect for people who follow processes rather than design them.
Member role categories
Simple:
Full roles: Administrator and Standard roles both count as “Full” members with complete platform capabilities
Light roles: Designed for team members who just need to complete tasks without template creation access
Administrators have complete control over Tallyfy accounts while Standard members have limited permissions focused on daily work tasks and template management based on admin-granted access levels.
Tallyfy offers Full Members with complete platform access and Light Members limited to task completion with trial accounts allowing 10 members 10 guests 100 task assignments and 10 simultaneous processes while distinguishing between internal organizational members and unlimited external guests.
Light members in Tallyfy are task-focused users who can complete assigned work and participate in processes but cannot create or edit templates and are available for organizations with SSO configured starting October 2024.
To change a member’s role in Tallyfy administrators can navigate to Settings > Organization > Members click the member’s name select the new role from the dropdown and save the changes which take effect immediately.
Footnotes
Account limits are based on your subscription tier and determine the max number of active members ↩