Permission Levels

Learn how admin and employee accounts are different.

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Written by Lucy Harvey
Updated over a week ago

Permission levels within Stribe are managed using two accounts: Employee and Admin.

If you require a colleague to have admin access you will need to create an additional account for them. This means they will have two accounts on Stribe: admin and employee.

What is an admin?

Admin permissions vary depending on the set up within your organisation. They can have some or all of the features below. This means if you wish to have a colleague who just creates pulse campaigns you can do this by just giving them pulse campaign permissions.

-Admins manage your Stribe account. They can upload, update and deactivate employees as well as update categories and locations. 

-Admins also have permission to view the organisation's dashboard and reports.

Remember! You can share a specific pulse report via a unique URL (as a view only) to external people such as board members, suppliers or others! You can also add a Stribe admin user to a singular pulse report (who doesn't currently have full pulse permissions). Once added, your Stribe admin can view, download, analyse and action your pulse survey reports, without having visibility over the rest of your surveys. See more information here!

-Admins can create and send pulse question campaigns, as well as view the pulse campaign reports.

-Admins can be instantly alerted when a message is sent by an employee and reply with guidance and support where necessary. 

-Admins can also create individual incident reports - attaching evidence if they wish - using both the app and the website. 

What is an employee?

Employees can send messages and respond to pulse question campaigns. 

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