Admins, roles and permissions
How do admin roles work for site-linked admins?
Overview Linking an administrator to a site already decides most of what they can reach. The admin role you give them then either holds that boundary, narrows it, or opens it back up. Those are two separate layers, and mixing them up is the usual ...
How do the "coordinator or watcher" admin role settings work?
These settings apply only to custom admin roles. They are available on the Enterprise and Ultimate plans, where the Account Holder can create admin roles to limit accessibility and set permissions for other admin users. When you build a custom admin ...
What are the best practices for creating admin roles for multi-location segmentation?
Best Practices for Creating Admin Roles for Multi-Location Segmentation Overview In Vome, multi-location segmentation can refer to different departments, geographic areas, operations, or programs. Account Holders may need to create admin roles to ...
What does it mean to be a 'Watcher' on Vome?
Overview A watcher is an admin who subscribes to notifications about something without being its point of contact. The difference from a coordinator is the whole idea: Coordinator. The primary contact. Visible to users and contactable by them, and ...
How do I resend or cancel an invitation to an admin?
1. Once you invite an admin, you will see an Invited status on their admin card. 2. Click on Resend or Cancel
How do I edit my personal admin profile?
1. Go to the Users & Acess page from the navigation menu 2. Find your profile card 3. Click on Edit 4. Make changes and click Save To find the Edit button, view the image below:
How do I update or delete an admin?
1. Go to the Users & Acesss page from the navigation menu 2. Find the admin you would like to update or delete 3. Click on Edit 4. Make changes and click Save or scroll down and click on Delete Profile An e-mail will be sent to the administrator to ...
How do I invite more admins?
Overview Adding an administrator is two jobs that people usually discover in the wrong order: making sure you have a seat available, then sending the invitation. If you are on a paid plan and every seat is taken, sort the seat out first. It is a ...