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User Management
How can I check my User Role?
You can check your User Role within your Centtrip account: Sign in and click 'USERS' in the left-hand menu Enter...
Continue reading →How can I check whether I am a Corporate Super Administrator?
Corporate Super Administrators (CSAs) have the ability to instantly add and manage users on the account. How to check if...
Continue reading →How do I remove a user's account access?
Corporate Super Administrators can instantly remove access for any users on the account. Watch quick video - Follow these steps...
Continue reading →How do I send users an activation reminder?
Authorised users can check whether an administrator has activated their account and send a reminder from the USERS screen. From...
Continue reading →How do I specify whether an administrator has corporate-level or account-level access?
During the process of setting up a new Corporate Administrator , you will be prompted to specify the new user's...
Continue reading →How do CSAs create and manage Admin users?
Corporate Super Administrators can instantly add new and manage users on the account, all within the User Management dashboard under...
Continue reading →How do I add a read-only user to my account?
To add a read-only user to your Centtrip account, simply create a user in the usual way, and set all...
Continue reading →What are the different Centtrip user types and permissions?
User Types: USER TYPE EXPLANATION Corporate Super Administrator CSAs have the highest limits, permissions and controls. They can view...
Continue reading →How do I activate a card on behalf of the cardholder?
Users with the permission to manage cards can activate cards on behalf of cardholders within their desktop account. This means...
Continue reading →How do I create a Corporate Super Administrator?
When opening a new Corporate Centtrip account, the first user created will be a Corporate Super Administrator (CSA). To add...
Continue reading →What is a Corporate Super Administrator and what are their limits and permissions?
Corporate Super Administrators (CSAs) have access to the parent / corporate account, plus all associated Operating Accounts. They have the...
Continue reading →What is a Corporate Super Administrator and what are their limits and permissions?
Corporate Super Administrators (CSAs) have the ability to create additional Admin users and/or CSAs, and specify exactly which Corporate and...
Continue reading →How do I remove a user's access?
Authorised administrators can remove a users access directly within their account. If you cannot see the USERS tab in the...
Continue reading →How do I create a custom user role?
Corporate Super Administrators can create unlimited custom roles tailored to your organisation’s exact needs, saving time by creating standard groups...
Continue reading →How do I add a new user to the account?
Authorised users can add new users to the account and assign custom roles tailored to your organisation's exact requirements. Each...
Continue reading →What are the standard user roles, limits and permissions?
There are three standard user roles with preconfigured limits and permissions. You can create your entirely custom roles by duplicating...
Continue reading →How do I update a user's limits and permissions?
If a user already exists and you want to amend their limits and permissions, you can do this by either...
Continue reading →How do I set up payment approvals?
To set up payment approvals, create a role that specifies the number of approvals required for a user’s payments (1,...
Continue reading →What is a Corporate Super Administrator and what are their limits and permissions?
Corporate Super Administrators (CSAs) have access to the parent / corporate account, plus all associated Operating Accounts. They have the...
Continue reading →What is a Corporate Super Administrator and what are their limits and permissions?
Corporate Super Administrators (CSAs) have access to the parent / corporate account, plus all associated Operating Accounts. They have the...
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