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Team Overview

FoxCLM supports two distinct models for bringing people onto your team: Staff and Collaborators. They solve different problems.

Staff vs. Collaborators

StaffCollaborators
Who they areWorkers, tutors, contractors you payBusiness partners, assistants, co-owners
Access levelStaff portal only (own schedule + payroll)Full workspace access
Permission modelFixed (view own assignments)Per-resource: view / moderator / admin
PayrollYes - hourly, per-session, commissionNo
Assigned to sessionsYesNot directly (but can manage sessions)
Workspace visibilityLimited (own schedule only)Full (or limited by permission levels)
LoginStaff portal at separate URLNormal login, switch workspace

Use Staff when you want to give workers access to their own schedule and payroll but nothing else. Use Collaborators when you want to share workspace management with a trusted partner or assistant.

The same person can be both - a collaborator who also has staff payroll.

Managing your team

The Team page (in the sidebar) has three tabs:

  • Team - collaborators and staff list
  • Availability Submissions - review staff weekly availability
  • Event Requests - review staff-submitted cancel and reschedule requests

Common flows

"I want a co-founder to help run the business"

Invite them as a collaborator with admin permission on all resources. They'll see everything you see and can act on your behalf.

"I want to hire tutors who should only see their own classes"

Add them as staff. Configure their payroll rate. Send them a portal invite. They'll log in to the staff portal and see only their assigned sessions.

"I want an accountant who can view invoices but not edit clients"

Invite as a collaborator with admin on Invoices and view on Clients. Leave other resources off.

"I want staff who can also reschedule their own sessions"

Add them as staff and enable the Event Requests workflow. Staff submit a reschedule request; you approve it; FoxCLM notifies affected clients automatically.

Next steps

FoxCLM Documentation