Briefcase offers granular control over who can access what within your organisation. This ensures that your sensitive data remains secure while facilitating collaboration among your team and clients.

Key Features

  • Organisation Settings: Centralised management of all users and their roles.

  • Custom Invite Links: Secure, time-bound links to invite new users or clients to Briefcase.

  • Role-Based Access Control: Choose Team member or Client user, then set the access they need.

  • Account Access Management: Specify which accounts each person can access.

  • Secure Account Addition: Organisation admins can restrict access to new accounts upon creation.

Organisation Settings can be found by clicking the cog icon in the top-right corner next to your practice name. This is separate to Client Account Settings which can be found at the bottom of the left navigation bar.

Choosing a user type

When you invite someone, Briefcase first asks whether they are a Team member or Client user. You then choose the accounts and access they need.

User types and access

Organisation admin

  1. Account access: Full access to all accounts

  2. Account creation: Can add new accounts to Briefcase and restrict who has access to these accounts upon creation.

  3. Invite permissions: Can invite team members and client users

  4. Role management: Make team members Organisation admins, and change user access

Team member

  1. Account access: Limited access to assigned accounts

  2. Account creation: Can add new accounts to Briefcase, all Organisation admins and team members will be granted access to these accounts by default

  3. Invite permissions: Can invite team members and client users

  4. Role management: Cannot change roles or access permissions

Client user

  1. Account access: Restricted access to only their assigned accounts

  2. Account creation: Cannot add new accounts to Briefcase

  3. Invite permissions: Cannot invite team members or other client users

  4. Role management: Cannot change roles or access permissions