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The three account types, what each one reaches, and how roles differ from types.

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Every person who signs in to Cooriroo is one of three account types, and the type decides which application they land in. On top of that sits a role, which decides what they may do once they are there. Those two ideas are separate, and almost every "why can they not see this" question comes from treating them as one.

Who can do this

Role
Any signed-in user

Everyone can read this page. Changing role definitions or assigning roles is not a tenant-admin action — those endpoints are reserved for the platform team.

Three kinds of account

AdminDriverSuperAdmin
Signs in toThe admin workspaceThe driver app and driver portalThe platform console
Typical jobPlanning, dispatch, fleetDriving the workRunning the platform itself
ScopeOne workspaceTheir own work in one workspaceEvery workspace
Created bySign-up, or the platform teamAn admin, via an invitationThe platform team
Sees the admin sidebarYesNoNo — a different console
The account types, and the application each one signs in to.

Roles and permissions

A permission is a resource:action pair — vehicles:read, trips:write, drivers:delete. Roles are named bundles of those pairs, they can inherit from a parent role, and a role assignment can carry an expiry date so temporary cover really is temporary.

Three system roles ship with the product and back the three account types: super-admin, admin and driver. Reading the list of roles and permissions is open to any signed-in account; creating a role, changing the permissions attached to one, or assigning and revoking a role are all reserved for the platform team.

Where each person actually works

Admins work in the admin workspace: the sidebar, the dashboard, the trip wizard, the fleet and locations screens, and the org-wide configuration behind Customize.

Drivers have two front doors and one account. The mobile app is the primary one — it is where a trip is started, stops are worked and proof of delivery is captured. The web driver portal covers the same ground in a browser, with its own short navigation:

  • Dashboard — what is happening today
  • Trips — the work assigned to them
  • Tasks — items to complete, on a stop or standing alone
  • Shifts — clocking in and out
  • Messages — conversations with the office
  • Destinations — the places they are sent to
  • My Vehicle — the vehicle they are assigned
  • Profile — their own details

SuperAdmins do not appear in your workspace at all. They administer the platform: tenants, plans, feature flags and support.

Questions this raises

Can an admin create another admin?
Cause

No. Admin accounts are provisioned by the platform team, not from inside a workspace.

An admin can create drivers freely, but there is no create-user screen for admins in the workspace, and no endpoint behind one. See Inviting your team for how to request one.

Can a driver sign in to the admin workspace?
Cause

No. The workspace admits admin accounts only.

If a driver needs to see more than the driver portal offers, the answer is a second, separate admin account — not a change to their driver account.

Why is there no button to set a driver’s status?
Cause

Driver status is derived from shifts, assignments and live presence.

Available, on delivery, on break, on leave and offline are computed rather than typed. A status you can write is a status that disagrees with reality within a day, so the product recalculates it instead of offering a dropdown.

A colleague can sign in but half the sidebar is missing
Cause

Usually a disabled feature rather than a missing permission.

Delivery Pools and Import History are gated on features, so they are absent for the whole workspace rather than for one person. If one person sees less than another with the same sidebar, that is permissions.

Terminology

Your organisation can rename these. If your screens say something else, this is what they mean here.

Driver
The person carrying out a trip. Some workspaces call these operators, couriers or crew.Rename it in Customize → Terminology
Task
A unit of work to complete. Tasks can be assigned to any user, not only to drivers.Rename it in Customize → Terminology