Limiting technician view/edit permissions — how granular?

I am evaluating the FieldPulse permission model for our field service deployment. The current documentation describes three primary roles: Admin, Manager, and Technician. However, I require clarification on the following points:

  1. Can the Technician role be restricted to view-only access for work orders not assigned to that specific user?
  2. Is it possible to prevent technicians from editing customer contact information while still allowing them to add job notes?
  3. Can field-level permissions be configured to hide pricing data (labor rates, parts markup) from technician view entirely?
  4. Are there any plans to introduce custom role definitions beyond the three standard roles?

I have confirmed that we are running FieldPulse version 3.2.1 (web) and our mobile fleet is standardized on iOS 17.6 with app version 3.2.0 (build 4821). Our compliance requirements stipulate that technicians must not have visibility to customer billing history or internal cost data.

Please advise on current capabilities and recommended configuration patterns. Reference to specific documentation sections or policy templates would be appreciated.

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  • Pro tip: we ran into this exact setup last year. What we do is use the Manager role for our lead techs who need broader visibility, and we trained everyone else to just... not scroll down to the pricing section. Not ideal, but it works.

    The real workaround we've found: if you create work orders from templates with $0.00 listed rates and handle all actual pricing in the back office, techs don't see real numbers. Downside is your dispatchers have to add line items after job close.

    Worth noting: Priya's answer on billing history is correct, but techs CAN see quoted prices if those are attached to the work order. Double-check your quote workflow if that's sensitive.

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  • Pro tip: we ran into this exact setup last year. What we do is use the Manager role for our lead techs who need broader visibility, and we trained everyone else to just... not scroll down to the pricing section. Not ideal, but it works.

    The real workaround we've found: if you create work orders from templates with $0.00 listed rates and handle all actual pricing in the back office, techs don't see real numbers. Downside is your dispatchers have to add line items after job close.

    Worth noting: Priya's answer on billing history is correct, but techs CAN see quoted prices if those are attached to the work order. Double-check your quote workflow if that's sensitive.

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