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Set up your Jetpack CRM Team

Create users and set access permissions for each of your team members collaborating within your CRM site.

Managing a team in Jetpack CRM is straightforward, thanks to its built-in user role system. This allows you to create accounts for your team members and decide exactly what parts of the CRM they can access.

Find and add team members

To view and manage your Jetpack CRM team members, hover over your Gravatar (profile picture) at the top right of any CRM admin page and select CRM Admin → Team.

From this screen, you’ll see a list of all current team members along with their assigned roles. You can also add new users by clicking the Add New Team Member button.

Each team member’s permissions are controlled by their user role. Jetpack CRM provides several predefined roles, ranging from full administrators to customers with Client Portal access. The table below outlines what each role can and cannot do.

RoleFull
WP Admin
CRM
settings and config
ContactsTransactionsInvoicesQuotesMailClient Portal
Administrator (WP role)YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Jetpack CRM AdminNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYes
Jetpack CRM Contact ManagerNoNoYesYesYesYesYesNo
Jetpack CRM Transaction ManagerNoNoYesYesNoNoNoNo
Jetpack CRM Invoice ManagerNoNoYesNoYesNoNoNo
Jetpack CRM Quote ManagerNoNoYesNoNoYesNoNo
Jetpack CRM Mail ManagerNoNoYesRead-onlyRead-onlyRead-onlyYesNo
Jetpack CRM CustomerNoNoNoNoNoNoNoYes

Note 1: Some contact management actions initiated from the Client Portal, such as resetting a contact’s password or editing contact details, require Administrator or Jetpack CRM Admin permissions. Users with lower permission levels won’t be able to perform these actions.

Note 2: Sending mail campaigns is available to Mail Managers. However, access to mail delivery settings, including SMTP configuration, requires Administrator permissions.

How Jetpack CRM manages Team Accounts

Behind the scenes, this system works seamlessly with WordPress. Every team member is given a WordPress Admin account on your site, and their Jetpack CRM role determines their access level. Adding a new team member automatically creates their WordPress account, so they can log into the dashboard in the usual way.

For a branded experience, you can even customize the WordPress login page by overriding the login logo in Jetpack CRM’s settings.

Updated on July 15, 2026
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  1. Hi,
    Please mention the details about, how can a “Jetpack CRM Customer Manager” can edit contacts assigned to him?

  2. Hi,
    I Only Want the Leads to Be Seen in the Teams Dashboard and not all contacts and leads.
    How do I do That Please Help

    1. Hi Niraj,

      You’d need to modify the CRM to achieve that currently – alternatively I can put a feature request in for you for this if you’d like?

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