Adding Users to Yeti
There are two ways to add users to Yeti:
- Self-Registration (Recommended)
- Manual User Creation
Most companies use Self-Registration because it allows users to create and manage their own profile information while reducing administrative work.
Option 1: Self-Registration (Recommended)Self-registration allows users to create their own Yeti account using your Company Code.
Benefits of Self-Registration
- Users enter and maintain their own contact information
- Reduces administrative work
- Faster onboarding
- Users can reset their own passwords
- Less risk of incorrect email addresses or phone numbers
How It Works
- Share your Company Code with the user.
- The user creates their own Yeti account.
- The user enters your Company Code during registration.
- The user verifies their email address or phone number.
- An administrator approves the access request.
- The user gains access to Yeti.
Learn more:
Option 2: Manual User CreationAdministrators can also create users directly within Yeti.
To Create a User
- Navigate to Users.
- Select Create User.
- Complete the user's information.
- Assign the appropriate role.
- Save the user record.
User Information
Enter the user's:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Email Address
- Phone Number
Ensure all contact information is accurate so the user can receive notifications and access their account.
User Roles
Roles determine what users can see and do within Yeti.
Select the role that best matches the user's responsibilities.
For more information about permissions and access levels, see:
Internal Notes
Internal Notes are visible only to administrators.
Use this section to store internal information about the user that should not be visible to field staff.
Tags
Tags help organize users into groups.
Examples include:
- Salter
- Seasonal Staff
- Edmonton
- Calgary
Tags make filtering and reporting easier as your team grows.
Hourly Rate
The Hourly Rate field is used for:
- Job Costing
- Labor Costing
- Reporting
Keeping this information up to date helps ensure accurate operational reporting.
Best PracticeFor most organizations, Yeti recommends using Self-Registration whenever possible and reserving Manual User Creation for exceptional situations.
This reduces administrative effort and ensures users maintain their own account information.