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Stamped.io User Management Guide

Manual workflow

How to add, remove, and manage users with operational caveats that matter in production.

UpdatedMar 16, 2026

Summary and recommendation

Stamped.io user management can be run manually, but complexity usually increases with role models, licensing gates, and offboarding dependencies. This guide gives the exact mechanics and where automation has the biggest impact.

Stamped.io is a reviews and loyalty platform built for e-commerce merchants.

Plans are priced by monthly order volume Basic at $23/mo (200 orders), Premium at $59/mo (500 orders), Business at $149/mo (1,500 orders), and Direct plans from $299–$499+/mo not by named user seats.

There is no per-seat billing model documented in official sources.

Quick facts

Admin console pathPublic Stamped.io documentation does not expose a detailed multi-user admin path; account administration appears to happen in the authenticated merchant dashboard and account settings.
Admin console URLOfficial docs
SCIM availableNo
SCIM tier requiredUnknown
SSO prerequisiteNo

User types and roles

Role Permissions Cannot do Plan required Seat cost Watch out for
Account owner / admin Manages store configuration, billing, integrations, and any available staff access inside the Stamped.io merchant dashboard. Detailed public permission boundaries are not documented. Not publicly documented No per-seat pricing documented Public docs do not confirm a multi-user role matrix.

Permission model

  • Model type: account-based (public role details not documented)
  • Description: Public Stamped.io documentation does not publish a detailed user-role or permission model for internal staff accounts.
  • Custom roles: No
  • Custom roles plan: Not publicly documented
  • Granularity: Not publicly documented

How to add users

  1. Use the authenticated Stamped.io dashboard or account-settings workflow available in your tenant to add or invite a user, if multi-user access is enabled for your account.
  2. Assign any available dashboard role or account access level in the tenant.
  3. Validate the exact workflow in the live tenant because the public help center does not expose step-by-step staff-management documentation.

Required fields: Work email or account identifier as required by the tenant

Watch out for:

  • Public documentation does not clearly confirm whether all plans support multi-user staff administration.
Bulk option Availability Notes
CSV import Unknown Not documented
Domain whitelisting No Automatic domain-based user add
IdP provisioning No Not documented

How to remove or deactivate users

  • Can delete users: Unknown
  • Delete/deactivate behavior: Public Stamped.io documentation does not describe whether internal dashboard users are deleted, deactivated, or otherwise removed when access is revoked.
  1. Use the tenant-specific account or staff-management workflow inside the Stamped.io dashboard to revoke access.
  2. Confirm merchant account impact and integration ownership before removing the user because public docs do not describe offboarding behavior.
Data impact Behavior
Owned records Not documented
Shared content Not documented
Integrations Not documented
License freed Not documented

License and seat management

Seat type Includes Cost
Order-volume plan Billing is based on order volume and enabled modules rather than named user seats. Basic $23/mo, Premium $59/mo, Business $149/mo, higher tiers custom
  • Where to check usage: Not documented
  • How to identify unused seats: Not documented
  • Billing notes: Plans are priced by order volume (e.g., Basic $23/mo for 200 orders, Premium $59/mo for 500 orders, Business $149/mo for 1,500 orders), not by named user seats. No per-seat billing model documented in official sources.

The cost of manual management

Because Stamped.io does not publish documentation on multi-user team management, role-based permissions, or staff account controls, the true overhead of managing access manually is difficult to quantify with precision. What is clear: every app without structured offboarding or role controls creates the same category of risk - stale access that persists after staff turnover.

No official help center articles on adding or removing team members were found, which suggests access changes likely require direct account-owner intervention with no auditable workflow.

The decision

If your team needs structured, auditable access control across every app in your stack, Stamped.io's current documentation does not confirm that capability exists natively. The platform suits small e-commerce operators running single-owner accounts.

Larger teams or those with compliance requirements around access provisioning should verify directly with Stamped support whether staff account controls, role separation, or access logs are available before relying on the platform at scale.

Bottom line

Stamped.io is a capable reviews and loyalty tool for e-commerce, but its access management story is underdocumented.

No native SCIM, no published role-based permission model, and no help center guidance on team member management means every app-level access change likely falls to the account owner manually.

Teams with audit or offboarding requirements should treat this as a gap to investigate before expanding usage.

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UpdatedMar 16, 2026

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