How do I add users and change who can manage my account?
Note: The people you add here will have the relevant permissions on all listings associated with your account. (E.g. If you have a church listing and a food bank listing they can make changes to both). 1. Login to your WayBase account.
2. Click the drop-down menu at your account name at the top-right corner and select Account Settings. 3. Select 'Users' in the left panel. Here, you can enter the email of the users you would like to add and their designated category
(member/administrator).
4. Administrators will have the right to add more users and change access privileges.
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