Workspace
Everything of that kind, everywhere. The default for most permissions.
How a workspace fits together: the licences, the roles, the scopes, and the modules that sit on top of them.
Start a trial. The account you sign up with becomes the workspace Owner. Pick the modules you want first — you can change them later.
Locations are shared infrastructure rather than a module, and almost everything else can be scoped to them. Add them before you add people, so people can be assigned as you go.
Give them a Console licence. Start with the Admin role and narrow it later with scoped permissions rather than starting broad and hoping.
A CSV import brings in employees with their department, team, manager, job title, cost centre and location. Most of them want a Portal licence.
One contract with a genuine renewal date, or one policy assigned to one department. The product is more convincing with a deadline that is actually approaching.
| Role | Licence | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | Console | The billing and ultimate-authority account. Exactly one per workspace; it cannot be demoted or duplicated. |
| System Admin | Console | Full administration of the workspace short of billing. Only an Owner or another System Admin can appoint one. |
| Admin | Console | Day-to-day administration. Defaults to a sensible subset; switch to custom mode to grant exactly what is needed and no more. |
| Employee | Portal | A member of staff responding to work addressed to them. |
| Participant | Portal | The same portal access as an Employee, with one exception: a Participant cannot pre-register a visitor. Use it to distinguish people who take part in workflows from those who also host guests on site. Everyone on a Portal licence is a member of your workspace; kitset.io has no seat for people outside your organisation. |
Four scopes, and each one means something different.
Everything of that kind, everywhere. The default for most permissions.
Only records assigned to the named locations. Records with no location are visible to everyone who holds the permission.
Only people in that department or team. These scopes apply to people permissions; they are refused for module permissions, where they would match nothing.
A flag on a Console user that lifts location scoping entirely. Nobody can grant it to themselves.
Track subscriptions, vendor contracts, owners, spend, renewals and cancellation deadlines.
$19 per monthRoute purchase requests through managers and finance with a complete decision history.
$19 per monthKnow which business systems exist, who owns them and who should have access—without storing secrets.
$15 per monthPublish policies and training, assign content, collect acknowledgements and track completion.
$29 per monthRun holiday, shift and role handovers with owners, deadlines and recipient acknowledgement.
$19 per monthCoordinate operational onboarding, offboarding and responsibility transfer across teams.
$25 per monthManage equipment, assignments, checkout/return, warranties and upcoming maintenance dates.
$25 per monthRecord visitors, incidents, lost-and-found items and location-based follow-up work.
$19 per monthGet in touch. This is a young product with a small team; a real person reads the mail.