Administration

Center configuration and administration — settings, features, groups, users, and permissions.

Users

Invite users, set roles and permissions, and remove access.

Inviting a New UserAdd staff to Seniorverse from Center > Users. When you add a user you choose an account Type, enter their details, and set their access. Seniorverse offers two account types:Setting User PermissionsPermissions control what each staff member can see and do at your center. In Seniorverse you manage permissions from Center > Users — there is no separate "Settings" area, and there is no fixed list of job…Managing User RolesSeniorverse does not use a single fixed list of job "roles" that grants access. Instead, each user at your center is described by three separate things:Removing a UserRemoving a user from Center > Users revokes that person's access to your center. It removes their access to this center only — it does not delete their overall Seniorverse account or any center records they…

Center Setup

Configure center settings, content options, features, groups, and alerts.

Configuring Center SettingsThe Setup page under Center is where you configure how your center runs. It is organized into tabs, each covering one area of configuration.Managing GroupsGroups let you organize members into named categories you can filter by across Seniorverse. A group has a single property — its name.Configuring Content Options"Content options" are the lists and values Seniorverse uses throughout the platform — things like the positions you can assign to staff, member demographics choices, contact types, meal statuses, and care task…Enabling and Disabling FeaturesSeniorverse includes optional features that can be turned on or off for your center. Features are managed on the Features tab of the Center > Setup page.Alerts and NotificationsSeniorverse can notify people when something at your center needs attention. This article explains the center-level Overdue alerts setting and how the alert system works.