A: Hey,
Great question — sub-users can be both, depending on how you set it up.

Use case 1: Team member building your funnel

You add a team member as a sub-user, give them access to specific projects, and set permissions (view, create, edit) for each module — pages, reports, integrations, statistics. They log in, work on your funnels, and you stay in control.

Use case 2: Client with their own separate account

You create a separate project for your client, connect their domain to it, add them as a sub-user, and give them access to only that project. They log in and see only their business — their pages, their leads, their analytics, their courses. Nothing else. Full isolation.

So yes — sub-users can be team members helping you build, OR clients managing their own stuff. You decide who sees what with granular permissions.

This makes FlexiFunnels perfect for agencies managing multiple clients from a single account — each client gets their own isolated backend while you maintain overall control.

Let me know if you have any other questions.