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Strety User Roles & Permissions: Account Owners, Admins, Members, Coaches, & Clients
Strety User Roles & Permissions: Account Owners, Admins, Members, Coaches, & Clients
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Written by Derek Weaver
Updated over a week ago

Roles & Permissions

Account Owners

Account Owners are the highest permission role in Strety and have full access to all Adminland's settings.

Account Owners have the following permissions:

  • Account Owners see billing information, receive billing notifications, and update billing information.

  • Account Owners can cancel and delete their company's Strety account.

  • Account Owners can edit company information such as name and logo

  • Account Owners can also do everything Admins can do

Admins

Admins have access to most of Adminland's settings, incl. the ability to invite users to the account and create new teams.

Admins have the following permissions:

Members

Members will make-up the majority of your Strety users. Members have the following permissions:

Coaches

Coaches share many of the same permissions as Admins, with a few caveats

  • Coaches are non-billable - limited to 2 per account

  • Coaches can't be assigned to teams or items

  • Coaches can be be assigned as a subscriber to any team's L10 summary

Coaches have the following permissions:

  • Coaches can view all information about Teams. That includes all Rocks, Issues, To Dos, Scorecard Metrics, Headlines, and Agendas

  • Coaches can create & assign items to anyone on any team throughout the organization

  • Coaches can invites users to Strety

  • Coaches can assign/reassign roles and managers for any user

  • Coaches can view & edit anything within the Company Vision & Roles Charts

  • Coaches can deactivate users

Clients

For more on Client Users incl their permissions, check out this article


Personal/Private Items

None of the roles above have visibility into personal/private items (unless they are that person's manager or skip level manager)

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