What is the Users, Roles & Credit Management System in ReachStream?

The Users, Roles and Credit Management System is a built-in team governance and usage control framework. 

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It enables organizations to add and manage multiple users, assign role-based permissions, allocate and control credit usage, and track user-level activity. The system is designed to support structured collaboration, transparency, and enterprise-grade security for sales, marketing, and data teams.

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