This article will provide an overview of the different user roles in Moxo.
Types of Users
Moxo has two types of users: clients and internal users. Users roles can be managed via Admin User Management.
Clients
- Clients are anyone who is external to your organization or team. This encompasses your customers, vendors, partners, and any other third parties. Within the portal, client users will have visibility only of the workspaces they have been invited to. They are not required to have an account and can conveniently access Moxo workspaces through a magic link. Invitations to client users must be extended by internal users.
Internal Users
- Internal users refer to individuals within your organization or team. These users enjoy comprehensive access to the complete range of Moxo features, such as workspaces, timelines, reporting dashboards, audit reports, productivity tools, and contacts. Internal users can invite new clients and create new workspaces. Internal users are required to have an account.
Administrator Role
An internal user can be made an Administrator. Administrators, or Admins, are internal users with special permissions and access. These permissions can be assigned and altered via the Admin User Management section.
What is an Administrator
- Administrators have complete control and access to all aspects of the Moxo portal. They can assign, manage, and change all levels of user roles, as well as change the portal branding. They have access to the admin portal and their organization’s billing and plans.
Template Roles
When creating a new workspace template, the template creator will be prompted to create and name the roles for that specific template. These roles should represent the people who need to take action within the workflow. You will assign specific users to each role when using a template.
Workspace Roles
The person who creates a workspace is the workspace owner. Anyone who is invited or joins a workspace is a workspace member.
Owner
- Only internal users can create new workspaces. The owner of a workspace has the unique ability to deactivate or delete a workspace.
Member
- Internal users who are workspace members can invite new clients or invite new internal users to a workspace. They can also leave the workspace.
- Clients who are workspace members can only view workspace members. They cannot leave a workspace.