Administrators

Created by Alex Griffiths, Modified on Wed, 21 Feb at 5:37 AM by Alex Griffiths

Each organisation will be able to assign people to be their administrators.  They will all need to have created their own SignMeUp account to become an administrator of the organisation.  Anyone who has admin access will need to set up Two Factor Authentication.  For further help on this see the article called 'Becoming an administrator' in the Setting up your account folder.


Buttons

Button 

Description

Creates an excel document listing all the administrators you have created and the permissions which have been granted

If you have applied certain filters, or selected certain columns to show, a view saves these options so that you can reapply them with one click.  You can have more than one view so can switch between different filters and columns easily. 

This allows you to filter your administrators based on certain conditions.  

This button changes the columns that are shown in the table. The columns that are ticked here will be the ones that are exported in the report

This allows you to create a new administrator

Edit an existing administrator

Remove an administrator


Adding Administrators

By clicking on the create administrator button you can add new members to your administration team.  You will need to know the email address they have used to create an account with SignMeUp.


You can then choose if the administrator will be granted full access or just permission to access to specific areas.  If your new administrator is just involved in attendee applications you can limit their access to just the attendee areas.  It is important to only give administrators permission to access the areas they need in order to protect the data which has been collected.


Types of Permission

If an administrator is not being given full access you can choose to give them access to one, or more of the following areas:

  • Volunteers (this enables the admin to view volunteer information, review references, edit and accept roles but not manage the volunteer's DBS check)

  • Attendees

  • DBS (this would includes anyone you might have completing DBS document checks)

  • Bulk Emails

  • Scanner

  • Reports

  • Guests


Assigning and Changing access Permissions

Once an administrator has been created there access permissions can be selected from the picklist.


If you wish to change the permissions an administrator has been granted, click on the edit button and you will be shown the permissions pick list with their current permissions selected.  Select or deselect the desired permissions and then click update.


If you wish to remove a person as an administrator, click on the remove administrator button in the administrator list.

Was this article helpful?

That’s Great!

Thank you for your feedback

Sorry! We couldn't be helpful

Thank you for your feedback

Let us know how can we improve this article!

Select at least one of the reasons
CAPTCHA verification is required.

Feedback sent

We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article