Roles serve an important purpose when it comes to managing who has access to what features on the website & app, whether that be in the CMS or what an individual can have access to on the front end of the website.
Roles are customisable, you can create as many or as few as you like using different combinations of the permissions available.
To access roles, navigate to ONE Admin > Admin > Roles
Add a New Role 👤
Click the '+ New Role' button in the top right of the screen. This will open up a form where you define your new role. See example below
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Edit an Existing Role ✍️
Click the 'Actions' button to the right of the role you'd like to edit. Choose 'Edit'.
Delete an Existing Role ❌
Click the 'Actions' button to the right of the role you'd like to delete. Choose 'Delete'.
What does each role permission allow you to do?
While you are in the CMS, you can hover over the '?' for a description of what each role permissions allow you to do:
The role permissions are also listed here:
App Management
Highlights: Allows users to manage programme highlights that appear on the app and if enabled, on the top of the programme catalogue.
Asset Management
Assets: Allows users to manage asset materials and restrictions. They will be able to create, edit and assign assets (separate to managing asset permissions)
Content Management
News: Allows users to create and publish news articles
Pages: Allows users to create and edit collections and pages, including navigation management
Talents: Allows users to create and assign talents to programmes and series levels.
Feature Management
Configuration: Allows users to manage core ONE platform setup, including video providers and localisations.
Meeting Management
Events: Allows users the ability to create and manage events on behalf of other users.
Meetings: Allows users the ability to manage meetings on behalf of other users.
Permission Management
Asset Permissions: Allows users to give access to restricted assets for users, companies and groups.
Copy Permissions: Allows users to copy permissions between users, companies and groups.
Share List Permissions: Allows users to assign permissions to restricted content in a list when sharing with another user.
Programme Management
Programmes: Allows users to manage programme content including series and episodes, and provide access to restricted programme content.
Videos: Allows users to manage video content, assign to programmes and provide access to restricted videos.
Programme Attributes: Allows users to create new programme attributes including: genre, quality, language, broadcaster and production companies
Custom Catalogues: Allows users to create and manage custom catalogues.
Screend Management
Profile Management: Allows users to manage Screend profile page.
Programme Management: Allows users to publish and manage programmes, series, episodes and videos on Screend.
User Management
Anonymous Access: Allows users to provide anonymous access to restricted content.
Approvals: Allows users to view approvals, and approve or reject users.
Channels: Allows users to manage all aspects of channels and orders.
Companies: Allows users to create companies.
Enquiries: Allows users to view enquiries.
External Users: Allows users to view and manage external users only (excluding internal users).
Global Lists: Allows users to create global lists.
Groups: Allows users to create groups.
Impersonate Users: Allows users to impersonate users they have access to.
Internal Users: Allows users to view and manage internal users only (excluding external users).
Regions: Allows users to create regions.
Roles: Allows users to create roles.
Teams: Allows users to create teams.
Territories: Allows users to create territories.
View Reporting: All Users: Allows users to view reporting data for all users.
View Reporting: My Users: Allows users to view reporting data for users they have access to.
Once a role has been set up, you can apply it to a user via Admin > Users, find the user and go on the 'Actions' drop down & choose 'Edit'.