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Give WordPress users access to the CRM, and choose exactly what each of them can see and change.

Marker CRM doesn’t use WordPress roles to decide who can do what. You give each WordPress user access here, and tick the permissions they need.

Open it from Settings → Users and permissions.

The Users and permissions list, with each user’s name, role, email and permissions, and the Add user button

  • WordPress administrators — anyone who can manage the site’s options — always have every permission. They aren’t listed here, and you can’t limit them.
  • Everyone else has no access until you add them here. Once they have at least one permission, Marker CRM appears in their WordPress admin menu, showing only the screens their permissions allow.
  1. Click Add user.
  2. Under User, type at least three letters of their email address and pick them. The search only finds WordPress users who aren’t administrators and don’t have access yet.
  3. Tick their permissions. Check all ticks everything; the box beside each group ticks that whole group.
  4. Click Add.

They need an existing WordPress account. To add someone new, create their account under Users → Add New in WordPress first. The Subscriber role is enough.

Group Permissions
Dashboard Manage — see the dashboard.
Contacts View, Edit, Delete, Import, Export
Companies View, Edit, Delete, Import, Export. Only listed while the Companies add-on is on.
Tags, lists & segments View, Edit, Delete
Custom fields View, Edit, Delete
Campaigns & templates View, Edit, Delete, Send
Automations View, Edit, Delete
Logs View, Delete
Reports View
Settings Manage — every screen under Settings, plus Add-ons.

Ticking a permission also ticks the ones it needs. Those show a lock and the word Implied:

  • Edit includes View.
  • Delete, Import and Send include Edit, and so View too.
  • Export includes View.

So a user with Campaigns & templates → Send can also edit and view campaigns.

Each row’s menu has:

  • Edit permissions — change what they can do, then Save.
  • Remove access — they keep their WordPress account but lose the CRM.

The menu isn’t shown on your own row. You can’t change your own permissions.

Someone with Settings → Manage can add and edit other users, but they can only give permissions they hold themselves. A manager without Export can’t give Export to someone else.

Role Permissions to tick
Marketer Contacts → Export, Tags, lists & segments → Edit, Campaigns & templates → Send, Automations → Edit, Reports → View
Support agent Contacts → Edit, Logs → View
Read-only reviewer Dashboard → Manage, Contacts → View, Reports → View