🤝 Differences Between Registered Users and External Participants
🤝 Differences Between Registered Users and External Participants
Understand the main differences between a user and a participant.
In Code Contract, it’s important to distinguish the different types of collaborators to properly manage access and permissions within your organization.
👥 Registered Users
- Individuals who have their own account on the platform.
- Can log in and access the corporate workspace.
- Have assigned roles (Owner, Administrator, Editor, Reader) that define their permissions.
- Can create, edit, sign, and manage documents and processes according to their role.
- Consume credits within the contracted plan.
🧑🤝🧑 External Participants
- Collaborators who take part in specific processes without needing an account or login.
- Receive links to sign documents, complete forms, or provide information.
- Do not have access to the dashboard or visibility of other documents or processes.
- Ideal for suppliers, clients, or any third-party collaborators.
🧠 Tips for Managing Users and Participants
- Invite registered users only if they need permanent access and full functionality.
- Use external participants for simple, occasional interactions.
- Keep a clear structure to avoid role duplication or confusion.
