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User types in Merit Aktiva

Which user types exist in the Merit Aktiva program and what rights and capabilities each user type has.


User types in Merit Aktiva

There are three types of users in Merit Aktiva:

  • Master user

  • Full-rights (paid) additional user

  • Limited-rights (free) additional user

The rights and capabilities of each user type are described below.

Master user

The master user is the company's primary user, who has full rights to use the program. The licence is tied to the master user.

Rights:

  • Can perform all actions in all menus.

  • Can invite new users to the company, both free and paid.

  • Can assign and manage user rights.

  • Each company can only have one master user.

Full-rights (paid) additional user

The full-rights additional user is a paid user whose rights are set by the master user. A full-rights additional user can only be added in the Aktiva Pro and Premium packages.

Rights and restrictions:

  • Can perform all actions the master user has granted access to.

  • Cannot add new users or change other users' rights.

  • Can work in all modules (e.g. Sales, Purchases, Finance, Stock) according to their assigned rights.

Limited-rights (free) additional user

The limited-rights user is a free additional user, and there can be an unlimited number of them in a company.

Rights and restrictions:

  • Can use the functions in the Sales menu:

    • creating and correcting sales invoices

    • adding and editing customers and articles

    • sales-related settings and reports

  • Can perform all activations that require authentication.

  • Cannot create the following documents:

    • quotes

    • sales orders

    • prepayment invoices

    • overdue interest invoices

Summary

User type

Paid

Rights

Can invite other users

Master user

All

Full-rights additional user

As set by the master user

Limited-rights additional user

All Sales menu items (excl. quotes, sales orders, prepayment invoices, overdue interest invoices) and activations


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