Add support staff for your meetings and tasks
This guide shows a licensed user how to give a colleague access to their account, so that colleague can either book recorded meetings on their behalf or see and action their tasks, or both.
Who this is for: licensed users setting up their own support staff. If you are an admin enabling this capability for your whole organisation, start with the first item under Before you start.
Before you start
All three of the following must be true, or the person you want to add will not appear in the drop-down list.
⚠ Checklist
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Which access do you need?
These two permissions are separate and independent. Grant one, or both; you do not need to set up the first to use the second.
| Additional Meeting Organiser | Lets them schedule a Teams or Zoom call on your behalf. Filenote AI still generates your file notes and outputs for those meetings. Choose this if someone books your client meetings for you. |
| Full Task Visibility | Lets them see all of your tasks and action any of them on your behalf. Choose this for paraplanners or administrative assistants who manage your workflow. |
Step 1 — Open the Team & Support Access page
- Log in to Filenote AI.
- Click Settings in the left-hand menu.
- Select User Permissions.
- Scroll to the Team & Support Access section.
You will see a table listing users, with a column for Additional Meeting Organiser and a column for Full task visibility. Find your own name in the left-hand column; you grant access from your own row.

Step 2 — Grant the access you need
Option A: Additional Meeting Organiser
- In your own row, click the + button under Additional Meeting Organiser.
- Select the person’s email address from the drop-down list.
- Click Save.

| ⚠ Important — you must be invited to the meeting When your support staff books a meeting on your behalf, they must invite you (the licensed user) to the meeting as an attendee. Filenote AI needs to see that a licensed user is present in order to generate your notes. If you are not on the invite, no notes will be produced. |
Option B: Full Task Visibility
- In your own row, click the + button under Full task visibility.
- Select the relevant user.
- Click Save.
That person can now see all of your tasks and action any of them on your behalf.
| ✓ Good to know When you give someone Full Task Visibility on your tasks, they can see your existing tasks as well as any new ones. You do not need to re-share older tasks.
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Step 3 — Check it worked
After saving, the person’s name should appear as a chip or entry in the relevant column next to your name.
If you want to check who currently has visibility of your tasks, go to Settings and look under Team & Support Access.
Removing access
Click the entry in the relevant column and remove it, then save.
For Additional Meeting Organiser, meetings organised by this user will no longer be picked up.
For Full Task Visibility, they lose access to your existing tasks too. The only exception is a task that has been directly assigned to them, which they keep.
Troubleshooting
| The person isn’t in the drop-down list | They either have not been added under Settings → Users & Billing, or have not completed their platform onboarding. Work through the Before you start checklist above. |
| I can’t see the Additional Meeting Organiser or Full task visibility columns | The organisation-level toggle is off. Ask an admin to switch on “Users can assign their own support staff/additional organiser” under Organisation Settings → User Permissions. |
| My support staff booked a meeting but no notes were generated | You were most likely not invited to the meeting. The licensed user must be an attendee on the calendar invite for notes to generate. Ask them to re-send the invite including you. |
| I can’t add a new user at all | Only Paid users can add new users to the platform. Ask a Paid user or an admin to add them under Users & Billing. |
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| Need help? If you run into any issues or have questions, our support team is here to help. Email Support → |
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