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Product areas and access
The product areas available in Pepper and how roles control access.
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The application connects customers, work, documents, purchases and reports. Every module is available. Account permissions and guest scopes determine access.
Find the work you need
| Area | Task | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Customers | Keep customer and supplier details together | Customers |
| Projects | Connect agreed scope and milestones to invoices | Bill agreed milestones |
| Sales | Work leads in an inbox and deals on a pipeline | Leads, Deals and the pipeline |
| Invoices | Prepare documents and record payments | Invoices |
| Purchases | Record supplier invoices and supporting files | Purchases |
| Reports | Review balances and prepare an accountant handoff | Reports, Tax periods |
| Files | Find files and their related records | Files |
| People | Find colleagues and teams | People and teams |
| Forms | Collect responses, configure website form widgets and add custom fields | Forms and custom fields |
Use the desktop navigation rail, or More on a phone. Navigation shows only the areas your account can open.
Read the module list
Every module is available after installation. You do not turn modules on or off. Roles, guest scopes and agent connection grants decide who uses each one.
Settings > Modules lists each module with its description, the modules it needs and the modules that need it. Expand a module to read its permissions and the roles that hold them, its record types, its agent tools and its scheduled jobs. The owner and admins can open the page.
Some features have their own controls. Email delivery, agent access, sign-in options and optional providers each keep their settings. A module being available does not send email, connect a provider or publish anything.
Control access with roles
An owner or admin can invite people and assign roles. Built-in roles provide common permissions. Custom roles select permitted actions. A guest scope can further limit modules and named records.
A guest scope can only narrow access. It cannot add a missing role permission. See Roles and permissions.
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