Settings

Team and permissions

Invite admins to your studio dashboard and grant fine-grained permissions per area.

Team and permissions

Your studio can have multiple people in the dashboard, each with different responsibilities. Team and permissions is where you invite them and decide who can do what.

Open Settings → Team.

Roles

ClassKeep distinguishes:

  • Owner — the person who originally created the studio. Always has full access. Cannot be removed.
  • Studio admins — invited team members with a customizable permission set
  • Instructors — separate, see Instructors

Invite a teammate

    • Click Invite admin
    • Enter their email address
    • Pick a permission preset (Owner-equivalent / Manager / Read-only) or customize each toggle
    • Send invite

If they already have a ClassKeep account, they're added to your studio immediately. Otherwise they receive a sign-up email and are added once they create an account.

The permission matrix

For each major area, you can grant view and manage independently:

Areaviewmanage
ScheduleSee sessionsAdd, edit, cancel sessions
TemplatesSee class typesEdit class types
ResourcesSee resourcesManage resource types and items
ClientsSee client list and profilesEdit clients, adjust credits, send invites
InstructorsSee instructor listInvite, edit profiles, configure scheduling permissions
CreditsSee credit packages and subscription plansCreate / edit / archive packages and plans
PaymentsSee revenue and transactionsIssue refunds, sync from Stripe
NotificationsSee the inboxConfigure notification rules
Settings (subdivided)See specific tabsEdit specific tabs (general, billing, domain, page, policies)

A "view-only" admin can navigate to a section but every server-side write is rejected — the UI hides the buttons too.

Owner protection

The owner row cannot be edited or removed from the team list. To transfer ownership, contact ClassKeep support.

Audit and traceability

The activity log captures invites sent, role changes and permission updates so you can trace who changed what.

Last updated 2026-04-29

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