1. View Clients
From the left sidebar, select View Clients.
The Clients Table will display all accounts connected to the organization with columns for:
Name
Role (Admin, Staff, Client)
Status (Activated (Logged in), Provisioned (Setup but has not logged in)
Group (if a group is assigned)
Assigned staff email
Last visit
Date created
Actions menu (View Activities, Edit, Assign staff/group, Archive user)
As more clients log into the platform, including staff, activities performed will populate the top data boxes of Total Clients Shown, New Clients and Engagement.
Use the filters at the top (Role, Status, Group, Staff) or the search bar to quickly locate specific users.
Any filters applied will change the data shown in the boxes of Total Clients Shown, New Clients and Engagement.
2. Invite Users
1. In View Clients click Invite users at the top of the Client Table.
2. In the Invite Users window:
Share the organizations account link. This is best used when clients will join on their own. They can use this link to sign up, sign in and access the platform.
3. Or, send invite emails.
Enter one or more email addresses (comma, space, or Enter separates entries).
Select a role from the dropdown (e.g., Client).
Optionally upload a CSV file for bulk invites.
Ensure Send invite email is toggled on.
Click Invite to send account invitations.
3. Manage Groups
Click Manage Groups to open the Manage Groups window.
Create a new group by entering a name and selecting + Add group.
Use the pencil icon to rename existing groups or the trash icon to delete them.
Assign users (Staff or Clients) to groups via the Actions menu in the Users Table.
4. Edit or Assign Clients
In the Clients Table, locate the name and click the Actions menu (three dots).
Options include:
View Activities – see detailed session history.
Edit – update profile details or role.
Assign staff/group – link the user to a staff member or group.
Archive – deactivate the staff or client account.
5. Export User Data
Click Export CSV to download the full Clients Table for reporting or record‑keeping.



