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How it works: Starboard user permissions
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Written by Moritz Lehmann
Updated over 4 months ago

Manager and member roles are for groups only and anyone can be a manager if they create a group. Admin roles are only for an organisation and only these roles can add new users to an organisation.

Admin roles have more control over what information can be shared from your organisation’s account, so it is likely you won’t have many admin users. Large government and intergovernmental bodies may also have a small number of enterprise admin roles, who can oversee multiple organisation accounts.

Organisation roles: admin and non-admin

Organisation

Admin

Non-admin

Invite/remove users, edit permissions of users in the organisation

Create/manage alerts and tags in the organisation

Leave organisation

Edit organisation name

View all users in the organisation

View login history of users in organisation

Create group

View a list of all groups in the organisation

Unarchive group

Group roles: Manager and member

Group

Manager

Member

Invite/remove members, edit permissions of members in the group

Create/manage alerts and tags in the group

Leave group

View all members in the group

View login history of members in group

Archive group

Edit group name, description, linked areas

Enterprise roles: admin

Enterprise admin roles can view activity across many organisations including user numbers, when users are added or removed, a users login count, a users last login, and what groups and organisations are part of the enterprise account.

If the enterprise admin is not also an admin or non-admin of the organisation they cannot view areas, tags, or alerts for the organisation. They also cannot manage users or groups for the organisation.

Finding your user permission settings

You can find out more about your organisation’s admins, groups, and user permission under settings. If you belong to multiple organisations or groups you can move between these by clicking on the group or organisation name.

Learn more about restricting and sharing analysis with groups:

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