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User Roles

In this article, we'll cover the types of permissions available for each user role and specific permissions in each module of Social Media Management.

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There are five types of user roles available for Social Media Management users, each with a unique level of permission and access to the platform. If not an Administrator, users can also be assigned a specific role for each channel within their team.

In addition to the five user roles available, a Team Leader add-on role can also be provided to non-Admin users so they can help manage settings for specific teams.

In Advertise, users must be assigned an Advertise-specific user role within each Ad Account.

Tip: To learn how to edit a user's role, see our article on Managing Users.


Types of user roles

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A View-only user may require an overview of the team’s content, conversations, and performance without having the need to create content or interact with customers.


Team leader add-on

Any Editor, Content Creator, Moderator, and View-only user can also be provided the Team Leader add-on to gain additional permissions to manage settings for their assigned team(s).

When the Team Leader add-on is provided, the user will retain the existing permissions for their assigned user role, but also gain the following organization-level permissions:


Module-specific permissions

Publish

Please see the table below to check Publish permissions for each user role:

Action

Can create content in Publish

Can send posts for approval

Can edit posts in "Draft" status

Can edit posts in "Awaiting approval" status

Can edit posts with "Scheduled" status

Can approve/publish posts

Can create labels (with Admin permission) and apply labels in Publish

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Can create, modify, and delete label groups and change permissions

Can copy existing posts in Publish

Can leave notes

Note: The Team Leader add-on does not grant any additional permissions in Publish, but it will not interfere with any existing permissions, either.

Note: *Content Creators can only apply and remove labels to/from a post as long the post has not yet been approved or published. Content Creators and Editors can also create labels when drafting a post, if an Admin in the organization has allowed that option within their Social Media Management Settings > Label Management.

Advertise

In addition to having an overall Social Media Management user role, Advertise users can also be assigned a specific Advertise role in each connected ad account.

Warning: A user cannot access or create advertising content in Advertise unless they have been assigned an Advertise role within an ad account.

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Audience

Please see the table below to check Audience permissions for each user role:

Action

Can create Audiences

Can save Audiences

Can export Audiences

Can create labels (with Admin permission) and apply labels in Audience

Engage

Please see the table below to check Engage permissions for each user role:

Action

Can create and edit Engage templates

Can create, edit, and export Engage Label reports and Team Performance reports

Can view, select labels in, and export (but not create or edit) Engage Label reports

(See row above for Admin labels permissions)

Can interact in Engage

Can create labels (with Admin permission) and apply labels in Engage

Can create/edit/view/delete Engage feeds and leave notes

Can share feeds

Can create/edit/delete automation rules

Can create automated messages

Can export all Engage data

Can create, edit, and delete cases

Listen

Please see the table below to check Listen permissions for each user role:

Action

Can create Listen Quick Searches

Can create and edit Listen Saved Searches

Can view and export (but not create or edit) Listen Saved Searches

Measure

All user roles can create, schedule, export, and internally and externally share Measure dashboards.


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