Every Ledgersync Administrator has a free internal/personal account. Can this Ledgersync client account be shared with other employees?
Essentially when an administrator signs up to Ledgersync you get a free administrator Ledgersync account that only the admin has access to use for personal use (like adding in their own bank accounts). The intention and by design is for the admin to use and can’t be shared to any employee for security purposes. In the event you the admin want to share access there are two options
1- Create a new Ledgersync client account and add in all your banks there. Basically your create a "client" in Ledgersync and connect all the admin bank accounts there. This way the "client" account can be shared to other employees.
2 - The data can be pushed to Dropbox, Google Drive, Box.com etc.. and the statements can be pushed there too. So in short the admin access gives the admin one private Ledgersync Account that only the admin has access to and this is by design for security and privacy. Creating a new client and adding the banks there or pushing the data outside of Ledgersync is the only option to sharing admin banks with employees. In this manner the admin is making a conscience and deliberate action to share data.