WooCommerce ERP DocumentationWooCommerce ERP Documentation
  • Getting Started

    • WooCommerce ERP
    • Overview
    • Features
    • Installation
  • Setup & Configuration

    • Roles & Access Control
    • Users & Suppliers
    • Warehouse Management
    • Layout Builder
  • Daily Operations

    • ERP Dashboard
    • Stock Assignment
    • Products & Inventory
    • Order Fulfilment
  • Purchasing

    • RFQ Management
    • Purchase Orders
    • Internal Transfers
  • Reference

    • Email Notifications
    • FAQ & Notes
  • Getting Started

    • WooCommerce ERP
    • Overview
    • Features
    • Installation
  • Setup & Configuration

    • Roles & Access Control
    • Users & Suppliers
    • Warehouse Management
    • Layout Builder
  • Daily Operations

    • ERP Dashboard
    • Stock Assignment
    • Products & Inventory
    • Order Fulfilment
  • Purchasing

    • RFQ Management
    • Purchase Orders
    • Internal Transfers
  • Reference

    • Email Notifications
    • FAQ & Notes
  • WooCommerce ERP
  • Overview
  • Features
  • Installation
  • Roles & Access Control
  • Users & Suppliers
  • ERP Dashboard
  • Warehouse Management
  • Layout Builder
  • Stock Assignment
  • Activity Log
  • Products & Inventory
  • Order Fulfilment
  • Fulfilment from WooCommerce Admin
  • RFQ Management
  • Purchase Orders
  • Internal Transfers
  • Email Notifications
  • FAQ & Notes

Users & Suppliers

Create and manage the people who run your warehouses — and the supplier companies you buy from. The same accounts can be managed from two places:

  • ERP → Users in the ERP app (/erp/managers) — used by administrators and Warehouse Managers.
  • ERP → Users in WordPress admin — administrators only, with bulk actions.

Both edit the same records; changes made in one appear in the other.

The Users list

In the ERP sidebar open Users.

ERP Users list

  • Search by name, email, phone, company or supplier code (press Enter).
  • Filter by user type, warehouse and status.
  • Row actions: View, Edit, Activate/Deactivate, Delete (15 users per page).

What a Warehouse Manager sees here

A Warehouse Manager sees only themselves, their own staff and all suppliers — and can only create Warehouse Staff for their own warehouse. Warehouse Staff see their warehouse's team read-only. Administrators see and manage everyone.

Add a user

Click + Add User.

Add User form with supplier details

FieldNotes
Profile photoOptional JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP
User type*Warehouse Manager / Warehouse Staff / Supplier — decides the WordPress role
First / Last name
Username*Required when creating; can never be changed later
Email*Must be unique on the site
PhoneDigits, spaces and + - ( ), 6–20 characters
PasswordLeave blank to auto-generate (or to keep the current one when editing)
Assigned warehouseFor managers and staff. Warehouses that already have a manager are hidden when adding a manager
Warehouse managerStaff only — who they report to; must be the manager of the same warehouse
Account statusActive / Inactive — inactive users cannot sign in

Click Save.

Passwords are not emailed

The plugin does not send a welcome email. Share the username and password with the new user yourself.

Supplier accounts

Choose the Supplier user type and a Supplier details section appears with the business profile used across the RFQ module:

  • Company Name* (required), Company Information
  • GST Number (format-checked) and Tax Identification Number
  • Contact Person, Business Email, Business Phone
  • Billing Address and Shipping Address (pre-filled into RFQs)
  • Payment Terms, Payment Type, Bank Account Details
  • Supplier Code, Product Categories Supplied, Notes
  • Supplier Status: Active / On Hold / Blacklisted

RFQs are emailed to the Business Email when set, otherwise to the account email.

Suppliers are partners, not operators

A supplier account exists so you can select the vendor on RFQs and email them quotations. Suppliers cannot open the ERP unless you explicitly grant their role access in Access Control. If granted, their dashboard shows only their own RFQs and purchase orders.

The WordPress admin screen

Administrators can also manage the same users under ERP → Users in wp-admin — with sortable columns, type/warehouse/status filters, search, and bulk Activate / Deactivate / Delete.

ERP Users in WordPress admin

A manager's View screen also lists the staff who report to them; a supplier's shows the full business profile.

Deactivate or delete

  • Deactivate blocks the account from logging in ("This account has been deactivated.") while keeping its history — the safe choice for departures.
  • Delete removes the account permanently. You cannot delete your own account.
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