How do roles and permissions work in Axial Shift?

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Axial Shift has a role manager that controls access to almost every page and action. Axial can assign roles automatically from a person's job, or you can assign them to a specific person, and each user sees only the stores they're assigned to. Common setupsManagers build schedules, and GMs publish them.Hide pay rates and admin pages from roles that don't need them.Regional leaders see all their stores, with reports rolled up by region.A shift-leader role can view and print the daily roster and nothing else.Only managers and above-store users can create messaging channels.Who can assign roles?Assigning roles is itself a permission, so you decide who can grant access.What gets audited?Axial logs:time punch editstip pool changeschanges to employee jobs and pay ratesevery schedule change, with who made it and whenCan stores belong to more than one group?Yes. A store can sit in several regions or groups at once, for example a district and a state, and reports roll up each way.