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Customers signing in

Give a customer's people a sign in of their own, see who has joined and take access away again.

Updated 10 November 2026

Why
A customer who can see their own quotes and orders asks fewer questions by email.
How
Open the customer at /app/customers and choose Access; it needs the sales role or above.

The tab works once customer sign in is switched on for your workspace. Until then it says so and links to the setting. How the customer side looks and what it can do is in Commerce.

The access code

ActionWhat it does
Create access codeMakes the customer's one active code, with an optional label, expiry date and maximum number of accounts.
CopyCopies the code. It is shown in full because it is an invitation, not a secret.
Send invitationEmails the invite link to a contact on the record.
RotateReplaces the code. The old one stops working; people already signed in stay signed in.
RevokeEnds the code. Nobody new can join until a new one is created.

Earlier codes stay listed under Previous codes as history.

The people signed in

People signed in lists everyone who has joined for this customer, how they joined (by code or by invitation), when they joined and when they were last seen. Remove takes one person's sign in away; they can join again with a valid code.

Your website

When your workspace has a Commerce website, Invite to your website on the customer sends their contact a short email inviting them to create a trade account there. Nothing else changes until they register.

A customer who signs in is never a member of your workspace. They see their own records and nothing of anyone else's. See Security.