RootLogic Getting Started
Getting Started

Can multiple staff members have their own logins? How do we set that up?

Yes — every staff member who works leads should have their own login so activity, notes, and calls are tracked per person.

1
Understand why individual logins matter
When everyone shares one login, you lose visibility into who made the call, who wrote the note, and who's responsible for following up with a lead. Individual logins also ensure that call recordings and message history are attributed correctly, which matters when reviewing performance with your account manager.
2
Contact your Vitality account manager to request new user seats
Adding new users requires admin-level access. Send your account manager the name and email address of each staff member who needs a login. They'll set up the account and send an invitation email directly to each person.
3
Have each staff member accept their invitation and set their own password
Each person receives an email invite from RootLogic. They click "Accept Invitation," set their own password, and then log in at app.gohighlevel.com using their individual email. Invitation links expire after 24 hours, so tell them to check their inbox promptly.
4
Confirm each person is assigned the appropriate role (Admin or User)
Your account manager will assign a role when creating each account. Front desk coordinators typically get the "User" role. Office managers or practice owners who need to manage settings get "Admin." You can verify or request role changes through your account manager.
Pro tip: If a staff member leaves your practice, let your account manager know right away so their login can be deactivated. Inactive accounts with open access are a security risk.