Remove all aspects of commercial. Admins are not SPMS, we do not know who they are so there is one admin, and then we can have other admins in the company. But there is one other specific role which are the security guards you rightfully have in there who are the ones operating the system. Maybe we should call them access controllers rather than security guards? What do you think?
I think "Access Controllers" is much better terminology than "Security Guards" for this role. It clearly describes their function - they're the ones controlling and managing access to the building through the system, which is more accurate than security guard.
So the simplified structure would be:
Residential Employee Management:
This is cleaner and removes the commercial/tenant complexity entirely. Should I rebuild the page with just these three roles? The photo capture on entry would still apply for the Access Controllers since they're the ones at the desk/gate when people arrive.
I've completely rebuilt the Employee Management page with a simplified structure that removes all commercial aspects and features three clear roles: Admin (SPMS), Admin, and Access Controller. The camera functionality is now exclusive to Access Controllers since they're at the gate/desk when people arrive, while admins receive email invitations to complete their profiles. The page includes role-specific summary cards, avatar support with initials fallback, and a clean interface following the Dormot design system.
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