Built-in Roles
Owner has full access to everything: members, loyalty cards, QR codes, campaigns, analytics, staff management, billing, and settings. There is one owner per organization and the role cannot be changed or removed. Manager can do most things except billing and settings. Managers can view and edit members, issue stamps and points, correct a points balance, process redemptions, create and edit stamp cards and points programs, generate QR codes, manage NFC tags, run campaigns, view and export analytics, and send notifications. A manager can also open the Staff page and see the team, but the invite button and the row menus stay hidden, so they cannot add anyone or change anyone’s permissions. Staff is narrower than it looks. A teammate on the Staff role gets four places: the dashboard home, Members (read only), the Stamp Ops or Points Ops page for your program type, and Redemptions. Everything else is closed to them, and the sidebar hides what they cannot open rather than showing them dead links.
The Staff page lists each teammate with their role. The Role Permissions card at the bottom summarizes what each role can do.
What the Staff role does not get
The dashboard points a Staff teammate at three things they cannot use. Check these before you hand someone the role. QR Codes is closed. A Staff teammate cannot open the QR Codes section, so they cannot view or download a code. NFC Tags is closed to them too, whatever you tick. Analytics is closed. They see no reports and no export tools. Adjusting a points balance fails. The Adjust and Deduct tab appears on Points Ops for a Staff teammate, and they can fill it in and confirm. Qtap then refuses the change and the balance stays where it was. Awarding points at the till still works; only the correction is blocked.
The Role Permissions card on the Staff page. The Staff description promises analytics that the role does not actually get.

The Edit Permissions checklist for a teammate on the Staff role, with the switch off so it shows the role defaults. View QR codes (1) and View analytics (2) are ticked, and neither one opens its section.
Custom Permissions
If the built-in roles do not fit a staff member’s actual responsibilities, you can override their permissions individually.Open the staff list
Open the permissions dialog

Each teammate's row menu: edit their permissions, or remove their access.
Enable custom permissions

With Use Custom Permissions turned on, the role defaults become an editable checklist across six categories.
Select what they can do
Restrict by location (optional)

The Locations tab. Turn off Access to All Locations to assign a teammate to specific locations.
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