Team & control

Give people exactly the reach they need

Fifty-seven individual permissions, per user. Every change recorded with who made it, when, and what the value was before.

Settings
The Settings screen, captured from a working instance. Customer, shop and product names are substituted.
  • Granular, not three tiers A user each, not a shared password.
  • Nothing is anonymous Fifty-seven permissions, down to a page.
  • Your branding and language Every change carries who and when.
Your instance
1 Own database
2 Own subdomain
3 Own backups
4 Own users
Everything it does

Your own instance, not a shared tenant

Each customer gets a separate deployment with its own database, its own users and its own backups. Nobody else’s data is in the same box as yours.

  • Separate database per customer
  • Your own subdomain with HTTPS
  • Sessions revocable, passwords forced to change on first use
The person who carries the shop, working at a laptop with a coffee.
The new person starts Monday

Let them work, not roam

Either everyone uses the owner’s login or nobody can do their job. Neither is a plan — and when a price turns out to be wrong, there is no way to say who set it or when.

How it works

Bringing a new salesperson in on Monday

Five minutes, and they can do their job and nothing else.

  1. 1

    Create the account; they must set their own password on first sign-in.

  2. 2

    Start from the sales role, then tick or untick individual permissions.

  3. 3

    Decide whether they may use the assistant at all — it is off unless granted.

  4. 4

    If they may, tick which actions it will perform for them. Drafting offers, perhaps; publishing prices, perhaps not.

  5. 5

    Everything they do from then on is attributed, with the before value kept.

Why MyPS Manager

More than a shared password.

A user each, with exactly the reach their job needs, and a record of it.

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What you are doing
PrestaShop admin, plus a spreadsheet
With MyPS Manager
Who logs in
One shared login that everybody knows.
A user each, with exactly the sections their job needs.
What they can reach
Anybody who can see a price can change every price.
Fifty-seven separate permissions, down to a single statistics page.
Who changed it
When something changes, nobody knows who or when.
Every change recorded, with the person and the time against it.
Everything it does

Control, in detail

  • Fifty-seven individual permissions, set per user
  • Per screen and per action, not three fixed tiers
  • Roles as a starting point, overridden per person
  • Separate permissions for preparing and for publishing
  • The AI assistant gated per user, and per action within it
  • An audit trail with who, what, when and the value before
  • Sessions you can revoke immediately
  • A forced password change on first sign-in
  • Per-user interface language — Romanian, English, German, French
  • Per-instance branding: logo, colours, document wording
  • Your own document numbering and order reference prefix
  • Daily backups of your own database
Real screens

Who can do what

Captured from a working instance. The layout and the numbers are real; customer, shop and product names have been replaced with invented ones.

Users & access
People, roles and the permissions behind them, including which writes may reach the shop.
People, roles and the permissions behind them, including which writes may reach the shop.

Questions about this

Can I hide prices or margins from some people?

Yes. Permissions are per screen, so a salesperson can write offers without seeing cost or margin anywhere.

What is in the audit trail?

Who acted, what they changed, the entity, the time, and the value before the change. It covers what happens in this tool; changes made in PrestaShop itself stay in PrestaShop.

Who can see the audit trail?

Whoever you give the permission to. It is not on by default for non-administrators.

Ready to see it on your own catalogue?

We set up an instance with your products, your prices and your VAT rates, and walk through it with you.

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