In this article, we discuss how you, as an agency admin, can granularly manage your users' permissions across various modules.
If you are here looking for sub-account's user roles and permission management, click here.
Table of contents
- Getting started with user permissions
- Assigning user type and role
- Restrict access to specific sub-accounts
- Assign permissions
- Copy permissions
- Note
Getting started with user permissions
To manage users' permissions for an agency,
- Navigate to Settings > Team.
- Click on the edit icon for the user whose permissions you want to edit.
- Click on 'Roles & Permissions' in the left menu.
Assigning user type and role
- User Type: Select whether you wish to create the user for the agency or a specific sub-account.
- Role: Select whether the user is an admin or a user.
Restrict access to specific sub-accounts
Agency admins can assign agency admins to specific sub-accounts and restrict them from accessing other sub-accounts to which they are not assigned.
For example, Alex, who is an agency admin, can access only assigned sub-accounts '78th Avenue' and 'A Mailbox NYC', without compromising his access level. However, he will not be able to access 'Baker's Inn' which he is not assigned to.
Assign permissions
Agency admins can apply granular permissions to their users. You may control the permissions at two levels:
- Module: Toggle the module off to completely restrict access to the module.
- Granular: Using checboxes, you can set the permissions at a granular level.
The new permissions structure is backward compatible with the old set of permission structures and their functionalities.
Copy permissions
Agency admins can copy a user’s granular permissions to another user. For example, when Bob joins the sales team, the admin can clone Alex’s permissions to Bob.
Note
With this foundational capability now launched, HighLevel will now start rolling out granular permissions across its various products. Stay tuned to this space for more advanced and granular permission controls.
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