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  1. Permissions Table
  2. How to Change Permissions
  3. Give Admins Ability to Access
    Bonus Payments
  4. Let Referrers see their Associated
    User's Referrals
  5. No Access

Manage Your Permissions

You have the ability as Super Admin to give everyone proper permissions within the app.

What Can I Do With Permissions?

With the permission levels we have created, you can control who sees what. If you don't want an employee to see and send bonus payments, just change the permission level! Or, if you want to add an employee and you give them a referrer invitation code, just upgrade their permissions! In fact, there are 4 different permission levels of access. They are Super Admin, Admin, Referrer, and No Access.

ActionsReferrersAdminsSuper Admins
See and create referrals
See and create messages
See bonus payments (*Admins)
See associated users referrals (*Referrers)
See and create invitation codes
Create unregistered users
Merge Users
Update Referral Status
Can associate users
Send Bonus Payments (*Admins)
See all reports (*Admins)
Update reactor configuration
See reactor users
Adjust permissions

* = A special permission must be turned on for this to be possible for its respective permission.

How to use Permissions?

Choose User

Choose the user you would like to change permissions for.

Select Change Permissions

Once you are on the user profile, select Change Permissions in the Admin Actions.

Pick a Permission Level

Decide on your permission level for this user. Then select Save User Permissions.

Each permission level will have it's own tag to reference a user's permissions. Referrers will have no tag until their special permission is turned on.

SUPERADMINADMINBLOCKED

How to give an Admin the Ability to Access Bonus Payments?

Until their special permission is applied, there are a few things admins cannot do. They can't see and send bonus payments or the report for it. To change this, refer to the how-to section below to change permissions and then select the special permission setting.

How Can I Let Referrers See Their Associated User's Referrals?

When the special permission for referrers is turned on, referrers can see the referrals from their associated users. That means the referrer whose special permission is turned on should be a team supervisor. Refer to the Associated Users page for more instruction.

No Access

No Access permission level gives you the ability to block users but NOT all of the referrals or messages they have sent. It also makes it possible for this user to start right back where they were if you ever change their permissions back to normal.