Set up Subaccounts with Full or Limited Access

Each account can have sub accounts with a unique username and password. Sub accounts can be given restricted or full access to other accounts or individual properties. A sub account can also contain it's own properties. Only one person at a time can log in to any account or sub account.

1 Creating a Subaccount

Click on SUB ACCOUNTS then on "CREATE NEW SUB ACCOUNT". Enter username password and Email.

2 Move Properties to a different Account

Each property is owned by one account or sub account. It inherits it's account level settings from this owner account.

• Click on ACCOUNT LIST
• Click on MANAGE ACCOUNT for the Sub Account
• Click on MANAGE PROPERTY for the Property
• Change the owner account of the property.

3 Give Subaccount Access to all Properties in the Master Account

• Click on ACCOUNT LIST
• Click on MANAGE ACCOUNT for the Sub Account
• in "Access All Properties in Another Account" select the account that can be accessed. Set which areas the sub account can access "read only" and which "read and write"

4 Give Subaccounts Access to Selected Properties in the Master Account

• Click on ACCOUNT LIST
• Cick on MANAGE ACCOUNT for the Master Account
• in the "Property List" click on "MANAGE ACCOUNT" for the propety you allow the sub account to access
• in "Make Property Available in Another Account" set "Available in Account" to the master account "Status" to enable and set "Access Rights"

5 Make Sub Account Properties available in the Master Account

• Click on ACCOUNT LIST
• Click on MANAGE ACCOUNT for the Sub Account
• Click on MANAGE PROPERTY for the Property
• Set "Make Property Available in Master Account" to enable.

6 Make Properties available in another Account

• Click on ACCOUNT LIST
• Click on MANAGE ACCOUNT for the Sub Account
• Click on MANAGE PROPERTY for the Property
• Set "Make Property Available in Another Account" to the Account and set whether the Account can have read/write or read only access.