Workers - How to Set Up EventHawk Access to Your Account

If you’d like EventHawk to assist with managing your account, they will need special access. This guide walks you through the requirements and steps to get their login set up properly.

Step 1: Ensure You Meet the Access Requirements

Before you can approve and configure an EventHawk worker profile, your account must meet one of the following requirements:

  • ✅ You have the Workers Module active
    OR
  • ✅ You are set up as an EventHawk Managed Account

If neither applies to your account, you will need to request EventHawk managed status:

Don’t Have Access Yet?

  1. Fill out the request form here:
    https://forms.gle/iTK126NVZaH3AJz87
  2. We will send an email to your Authorized Officer Email Address for confirmation.
  3. Once confirmed, your account branding will be updated to an EventHawk Managed Account, and you’ll be able to proceed.

Step 2: Add the EventHawk Worker

If your account already meets the access requirements, you can add EventHawk directly:

  1. Go to your Subscription Page
  2. Click the “Add EH Worker” button

This will create a worker profile for EventHawk within your account.


Step 3: Approve and Configure the EventHawk Worker Profile

Once the profile has been created, follow these steps to approve and set permissions:

  1. Visit the Worker Profile Page:
    https://rental.software/account/#/workers
  2. Find and select the worker labeled EventHawk
  3. Inside the profile, click the “Approved” toggle
    (You may optionally save at this point.)
  4. Review and configure the Permissions section

Setting Permissions

We believe these to be the minimum permissions. All permissions or their login could technically be turned off once they are set up and working unless you will have them doing other work and making changes in your account.  

  • Leads Create (Full Access): To create leads from website forms.
  • Leads (Read Only): To access, filter and report lead fields needed to keep Event Hawk up to date for automated work they are doing.
  • Lead Payments (Read Only): To access fields for report/filters.
  • Customers (Read Only): To access filter and report lead fields needed to keep Event Hawk up to date for automated work they are doing.
  • Settings Filters (Full Access): To build filters for sending data to Event Hawk.
  • Settings Reports (Full Access): To build reports for sending data to Event Hawk.
  • Settings Automations (Full Access): To build automations to send the data to Event Hawk.
  • Settings Statuses (Full Access): Which access they need is something I think you should ask them about because if they are going to change your statuses (Full Access), that really affects the way you are used to doing business. If they just need to be able to see what you have set for statuses, it would be fine to give them read only access to them (Read Only).

For IO Phone Integration

  • Settings IO Phone (Read Only): Can be set to None if you tell them your phone number and give them the direct link to the settings page for the text log and set permissions for it below.
  • Settings IO Phone Log (Read Only): for confirming it’s working by viewing text log.

API key only needs Leads Create Full Access.

In the permissions panel, you’ll see options for each part of your account:

  • None – No access
  • Read Only – View access only
  • Full Access – Can view and make changes

To simplify configuration:

  • Use “Mark All to None” or “Mark All to Full Access” as a starting point
  • Then, adjust individual permissions as needed for security and workflow

Save the Worker Profile to confirm your changes.

Need Help?

If you run into any issues or have questions about setting this up, don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.

Important Note on Access Control

EventHawk’s access to your account is entirely up to you and controlled by you alone.
At any point, if you no longer wish for them to have access, it is your responsibility to:

  • Unapprove their worker profile
    OR
  • Adjust their permissions to restrict what they can access

Maintaining appropriate access levels is solely at your discretion.

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