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Adding Customer Users to a Project

From there, they can complete assigned tasks, view progress, and collaborate directly with your team.

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Written by Paul Holder
Updated over a month ago

Summary / When to Use This

Adding customer users to a project gives them secure access to their shared onboarding portal. From there, they can complete assigned tasks, view progress, and collaborate directly with your team.


Steps to Follow

1. Open your project

  • Navigate to the project you want your customer to access.

2. Go to the Members area

  • Click Members at the top of your project.

3. Add a Customer User

  • Click + Customer User.

  • Troubleshoot: If the button is disabled, it means the project doesn’t yet have a customer organization assigned. You can fix this under the Settings tab of the project.

4. Enter customer details

  • Provide the user’s name, email address, and (optional) title.

  • Leave the Send Invitation toggle ON to invite them right away.

  • If you’d rather wait, turn it OFF—you can always invite them later from the Members area.


Manually Sending an Invitation

If you didn’t invite the user during setup, you can do it later:

  • In the Members list, hover over the customer’s name.

  • Click the paper airplane icon to send the invitation email.


Impersonating a Customer User

Sometimes you may need to see what the portal looks like for your customer:

  • In the Members list, hover over the customer’s name.

  • Click the eyeball icon to log in as them.

  • Important: Any actions you take while impersonating will be saved and recorded as if the customer performed them.


Tips & Troubleshooting

  • No + Customer User button? Assign a customer organization in Settings first.

  • Customer didn’t get the invite? Ask them to check spam/junk folders, or resend using the paper airplane icon.

  • Testing the portal? Use impersonation carefully since actions are recorded as the customer.


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