Organization, teams & roles
What an organization is, how roles work at the organization and company level, and who can do what.
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By default, staff work in their assigned companies with full mandate permissions. Under Collaboration & permissions you can fine-tune this – once per organization, for all companies. Mandate leads and organization admins always keep full access.
Who can do this? Every internal member can view it; only organization admins (and owners) can change it. You find the settings under Settings → Organization → Collaboration & permissions.
You can enable or block these topics for staff. Master data is enabled by default.
| Topic | Scope |
|---|---|
| Master data | Name, legal form, UID, address, company purpose, and logo. |
| Accounting data | Fiscal year, accounting standard, reporting language, VAT method, and technical provider details. API keys and payroll stay separately protected. |
| Account mapping | Map accounts to the Arcarius chart of accounts and mark the mapping as reviewed. |
| VAT | Maintain VAT accounts and VAT mappings. |
These actions are enabled by default so existing workflows keep working. Disable only what should require mandate lead approval:
Choose up to which phase staff may edit a Closing Agent run themselves (from “Phase 1 only” to “All phases”). After that, the run becomes read-only for them. Mandate leads and organization admins continue to edit all phases.
Choose whether internal One-on-One chat history is shared within each company for all internal members – including chats started by an automation or workflow. External access (client/auditor) never includes these internal chats.
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What an organization is, how roles work at the organization and company level, and who can do what.
Read articleInvite members to your organization, grant roles, and assign members to individual companies.
Read articleGive people outside your organization – your customers or auditors – restricted access to individual companies.
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