Back Office
Back Office / Manage Users
The Back Office page is the main place to manage backend user accounts for your organization. Use it to add users, edit account access, export users, manage custom profile fields, clear cache, and review who has backend access.
Organization admins and account owners
This page is for higher-level backend users who manage staff accounts, user permissions, login access, scanner/POS access, finance access, and account-level settings.
You need to manage backend access
Use Back Office when adding a staff user, editing account details, resetting a password, changing user type, exporting users, or managing account-level profile fields.
How to open Back Office
- Log in to your TicketHarmony backend account.
- Open the Back Office or Manage Users area.
- Use the Actions dropdown for account-level tools.
- Use the user grid to search, filter, or edit a specific user account.
Actions dropdown explained
Add Single User / Member
Opens the user creation page. Use this when you need to add a new backend user, staff member, scanner operator, POS operator, or other account connected to your organization.
Route: /?r=user/user/createExport Users
Opens the user export tool. Use this when you need a downloadable list of backend users or member-style account records.
Route: /fmz/user/admin/exportCustom Profile Fields
Opens the profile form editor for your organization. Use this when you need to change the custom fields collected or stored on user/member profiles.
Opens: User Profile Form EditorClear Cache
Clears cached account/dashboard data. Use this after making setup changes that should appear immediately but still seem to be showing old information.
Runs: site/dashboard cache invalidationManage Account
Opens account-level customer settings. This option is generally available only to higher-level account users, such as account owners.
Route: /?r=customer/customer/customer-viewUser grid columns explained
First Name / Last Name
Shows the user’s name. These columns can be used to search or filter the list.
User Account
Shows an Edit Account link. Use this to open the full account editor for that user.
User ID
Shows the internal user ID. This can be useful when reporting a support issue or matching account records.
Username
Shows the username used by the account.
Shows the account email when a real email address is available. Placeholder no-email addresses may be hidden from display.
Mobile
Shows the user’s mobile phone number when available.
Last Login
Shows when the user last logged in. This helps you identify inactive users or confirm whether someone has accessed the system.
User Type
Shows the user’s account type, such as account owner, administrator, group leader, member, or QR Scan / POS Operator Only.
Active
Shows whether the user account is active or inactive.
Edit Account tools
Click Edit Account in the User Account column to manage a specific backend user. The account editor is where deeper user-level access and account settings are controlled.
Name, email, username, and phone
Use the account editor to update the user’s basic contact and login details.
User Type / Role
Change the user type to control the user’s general access level. The system maps user types to backend roles.
Finance, scanner, and override access
Some accounts can be granted finance access, ticket scanning access, or scan override access depending on what the user needs to do.
Password reset tools
Admins can reset a password and send the user an email, or use a manual password reset workflow when needed.
Activate or deactivate
Accounts can be activated or deactivated. Deactivating an account is useful when a staff member no longer needs access.
Profile image and member number
Some accounts may include profile image tools or member-number related settings depending on your organization’s setup.
User types explained
Account Owner
Typically used for the primary organization owner or top-level account contact.
Administrator
Used for staff who need broad backend access to manage tools, users, reports, or setup.
Group Leader / Member
Used for lower-access users or accounts that should not have full administrative control.
QR Scan / POS Operator Only
Used for operational users who only need scanning or POS-style access, not broad backend administration.
Which tool should I use?
Use Add Single User / Member
Best when adding a new person who needs access to TicketHarmony backend tools.
Use Edit Account
Best for changing user type, contact info, status, finance access, scanner access, or password settings.
Use Custom Profile Fields
Best when changing what information your organization stores on user/member profiles.
Search, filters, and Reset List
Use grid filters
Use the column filters to narrow the list by name, last login, user type, active status, or other available fields.
Reset List
Use Reset List to clear the current list/filter view and return to the default Manage Users list.
Common issues
I do not see the Actions dropdown
The Actions dropdown is permission-based. Lower-level users may not have access to Back Office account tools.
I do not see Manage Account
Manage Account is generally limited to higher-level account users, such as account owners.
I need to change someone’s permissions
Click Edit Account for that user and review their user type and access toggles.
I need someone to scan tickets or operate POS only
Open Edit Account and review scanner/POS-related access. Use the lowest access level that still lets the person do their job.
A user cannot log in
Confirm the account is active, verify the email/username, and use the password reset tools from the account editor if needed.
I made a change but the dashboard still looks old
Use Clear Cache from the Actions dropdown, then refresh the page.
I am looking for customers or public members
Use People / Front-End Members instead. Back Office is for backend staff and administrative accounts.
Good to know
- Back Office is for backend users and staff/admin accounts.
- People / Front-End Members is separate and is used for public-facing members or customers.
- Only higher-level users can access the full Manage Users page.
- The Actions dropdown contains account-level tools.
- Edit Account opens user-specific settings and access controls.
- Use the lowest permission level that still allows the user to do their job.
- Scanner and POS-only users should not be given full admin access unless they truly need it.
- Deactivate old staff accounts when access is no longer needed.
- Use Clear Cache when recent account/setup changes do not appear immediately.
- Be careful when changing roles, finance access, password settings, or account status.
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