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# What each role can see and do, rewritten
- URL: https://blog.prilet.com/what-each-role-can-see-and-do-rewritten/
- Published: 2026-09-08T09:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-20T23:14:24.000Z
- Author: Anton Karnaukhov
- Tags: Changelog, Access

Prilet has two sides and several roles on each, and until now what a given person could see was a set of rules written one screen at a time. That is the kind of thing that quietly drifts.

Access now follows the work rather than the job title. A manager sees the projects and people they actually run; committing the company — signing agreements, deciding who you do business with — is an administrator's.

A new **timekeeper** role records hours without seeing what they cost, for the people who should be filling in a week and nothing else.

🔐

You grant financial visibility separately from team management, so you can hand someone a team to run and decide about margins on its own terms.

[What each role can see and do →](https://prilet.com/help?ref=blog.prilet.com#auth-consulting)

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### Also shipped

- A company always keeps at least one person who can act for it.
- Notifications follow who is currently at a company.
- Clients are told their project started, rather than getting one email per line of it.
- An email address is confirmed by answering it, not by typing it.
- Weekly hours summaries are addressed to one person