Multiple Users

So that does not make any sense for a business.  In that case any co-worker can change anything on the account including the Safeword, master PIN and any additional PINs.  Or they can create PINs for other people that don't work for our company.  Vivint has it where each individual user has their own login so when they disarm the system we know who disarmed or armed it.  They don't have access to any master PIN or safeword.  This does not seem secure at all.  If I knew this, I would have spent a little extra for Vivint and have that extra sense of security.

@emily_s​ It does not even make any sense for residential installs either. This seems like a simple and high priority feature. Telling people to just share credentials is not acceptable for a security system.