Members in Tallyfy are licensed users who can be assigned Administrator Standard or Light roles with varying levels of access and functionality based on their organizational responsibilities and needs.
Standard and Admin members
Tallyfy has two main paid member roles with different levels of access and things they can do: Administrator and Standard. (There is also a Light role, explained elsewhere).
Administrators have full control over your company’s Tallyfy account. They can do pretty much everything.
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Account Settings:
- Change billing info and subscription plans.
- Update organization details.
- See and manage all templates and processes.
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People Management:
- Invite new members.
- Set permissions for Standard members.
- Edit member profiles.
- Remove members.
- View activity history.
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Process Control:
To see who has the Administrator role:
- Go to Settings > Organization > Members.
- Look for people listed with the Administrator role.
Standard members have fewer permissions than Administrators. Their access focuses on doing daily work using Tallyfy, not managing the whole account.
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Working with Templates:
- Create, edit, and see the templates they have permission for.
- Organize templates into folders.
- Import templates.
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Working with Others:
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Other Access:
- See the organization’s API key.
- Update the company logo and branding settings.
Standard members generally cannot:
- Change who can access templates or running processes.
- Delete archived templates.
- See or change member profiles or organization settings.
- View or change billing information or subscription plans.
Members > Manage member permissions
Administrators can control five key permission areas for Standard members including template editing viewing process management access control and member invitation capabilities within Tallyfy.
Members > Change the role of a member
A comprehensive guide for administrators to modify member roles between Administrator Standard and Light levels within Tallyfy by accessing organization settings and selecting new permissions based on job responsibilities.
Members > Invite and activate members
Administrators can invite new members by sending email invitations which recipients must activate to gain account access while managing invites and member statuses through the organization settings.
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