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User Roles and Permissions

Inviting internal users to Dock and setting roles

User Roles Explained

Dock has four roles on the internal user level:

  • Super Admin: Person who owns the Dock account and handles billing and/or security. The main point of contact.

  • Admin: People who help to setup the infrastructure related to Dock. This means setting up integrations, adding content, creating templates, and editing any in-flight workspaces.

  • Standard: The average Dock user β€” typically sales reps, success managers, account managers, etc. These users are only allowed to edit workspaces they own (unless explicitly added as an editor to the space).

Please keep in mind, only Admins and Super Admins in Dock are able to view and adjust user roles.


How to Invite New Users

To invite new team members to Dock and give them access to the system, follow the steps below.

Step 1: Navigate to your Admin settings

Step 2: Click People & teams

Step 3: Click on the Invite button on the top right

Not seeing the Invite button? You may have SCIM configured. In this case, your IT team will manage acccess to Dock.


How to Edit User Roles

You can set a user role when initially inviting the user to Dock (assuming SCIM is not configured) OR once they have accepted their invite.

Step 1: Navigate to your settings > People & teams

Step 2: Find the name of the person and click on the drop-down for their User Type

User Roles Breakdown

Below is an explanation of the core differences between users:

Super Admin

Admin

Standard

Adjust Profile Information

X

X

Only their own

Set Up Teams

X

X

Invite Members

X

X

Manage Integrations

X

X

Create Workspaces

X

X

X

Edit Any & All Workspaces

X

X

Create Templates

X

X

Private only

Adjust Company Information

X

X

Create Security Profiles

X

X

Manage the Content Library

X

X

Create Learning Playbooks

X

X

Add Products to Order Form Library

X

X

Set Up SSO

X

Billing

X

To learn more about user roles within a workspace, click here!

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