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Adding and Managing Users to Your Katanox Account
Adding and Managing Users to Your Katanox Account
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Written by Glauce Botossi
Updated over a week ago

Adding new users to your Katanox account is easy. You can add different users to your team via invitation on our platform.

At Katanox, users can have one of the 2 roles: Contributor and Admin.

  • As a contributor, you can:

    • Manage the content for all the properties you have access to.

  • As an admin, in addition to the contributor rights, you can:

    • Invite new users and define their roles.

    • Have access to all properties under the account and manage which property each user has access to.

    • Manage integrations, the organization page, and accept/reject proposals and deals.

How to invite new members

1. On the Katanox main page, click on your profile, on the top-right. Then, click on Settings. Now, click on Team, then Invite New Members.

2. Now you will add the email of the new users as well as the role they will have.

If you choose the Contributor role, you can also decide if these new members will have access to all properties or only selected properties.

If you choose Only selected properties, after selecting the properties, click on the blue arrow to add these properties to the selected properties table on the right.

If you are looking for a specific property, you can also use the search box and search by property name, city, or country.

3. Click on Send Invitations

The invited user will receive an invite from Katanox to join your team. They need to register themselves as a Supplier and after that, they will be able to access their account.

How to manage users

If you want to manage users, their roles and/or properties assigned to them, just go to the Settings page and click on the Team tab.

Identify the user you would like to manage, click on Edit and you will be able to make the necessary changes to specific users.

Done! You are all set.

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