Money OS
Teams & Collaboration

Team Members

Invite collaborators to your Money OS workspace. Manage roles, permissions, and access levels for your team.

Team Roles

Money OS has three roles that control what each team member can see and do:

RoleTransactionsBudgetsReportsClientsSettingsTeamBilling
AdminView + EditView + EditView + ExportView + EditFull accessManageManage
MemberView + EditViewView + ExportViewNo accessNo accessNo access
ViewerView onlyView onlyView + ExportView onlyNo accessNo accessNo access

Admin — Full access to all workspace features. Typically the workspace owner and their finance lead.

Member — Can add, edit, and categorize transactions. Cannot change settings, invite others, or manage billing. Best for bookkeepers and team members who log expenses.

Viewer — Read-only access across all data. Best for accountants, external stakeholders, or investors who need visibility without the ability to modify data.


Inviting a Team Member

Navigate to Settings → Team → Invite Member.

Enter:

  • Email address — The invitee’s work email
  • Role — Admin, Member, or Viewer

Click Send Invitation. The invitee receives an email with a link to accept the invitation. If they don’t have a Money OS account, they’ll be prompted to create one.

Pending invitations are shown in the Team table with a Pending badge. You can resend or revoke pending invitations at any time.


Managing the Team

From Settings → Team, you see all active members and pending invitations.

Actions available per member:

  • Change role — Update permissions immediately
  • Remove member — Revoke access immediately. Data is retained.
  • View activity — Jump to Audit Logs filtered by this member

Team Activity and Accountability

Every action taken by a team member is recorded in the Audit Logs.

You can see exactly:

  • Which team member added, edited, or deleted a transaction
  • Who changed a budget limit
  • Who exported data and when

This creates a complete accountability trail without requiring manual process — the system tracks everything automatically.


Security Best Practices for Teams

  • Principle of least privilege: Assign the minimum role needed. Most team members should be Members, not Admins.
  • Review the team list quarterly: Remove members who have left your organization.
  • Use Viewer for accountants: Accountants need to see data, not change it. Viewer is the correct role.
  • Enable 2FA for all Admins: Require two-factor authentication for all workspace Admins in Settings → Security.

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