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User Roles & Permissions

A breakdown of the permissions for each of the Vitally User Roles: Admin, Leader, Team Member, and Observer

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Written by Laura Bedoya
Updated over 4 months ago

User Roles & Permissions Overview

Each role has different permissions and can not be customized in the UI. Admins and Leaders are similar, with Leaders having slightly less control over your Vitally account (for example, Leaders can not change billing information or configure integrations). Team Members are active members that are working in Vitally while Observers are just that, they can only observe.

*Note: Vitally Role permissions (Admin, Leader, Teammate, Observer) are not the same as permission in a Hub. You can be a Vitally admin and not have access to all Hubs across your organization. Vitally Role Permissions are permissions that allow you to do admin tasks such as creating segments, playbook automation, adding/editing Integrations. Hub permissions are exclusive to a specific Hub.

If you would like to customize the capabilities of a specific permission, please reach out to Support.

Organizations, Accounts & Users

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

Create Private Views

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Create Public Views

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Access Views

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View 360 Data

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Change Segments

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SOME

Create Traits

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Edit Traits

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SOME

Assign & Change Key Roles

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Manually Create Accounts & Organizations

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Delete Organizations, Accounts or Users

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Manually Create Users

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Manually Edit Accounts & Users

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SOME

Change Subscription Details

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Activity

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

View All Data

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View All Activity

Projects, Tasks, Indicators, Conversations, Notes

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Participate in Comments with other Users

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Participate in Conversations with Customers

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Address Indicators

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Create Projects

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Create Tasks

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Change Task Status

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Have Tasks Assigned

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Create Notes

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Create Note Templates

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SOME

Create Conversation Templates

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Create Private Conversation Templates

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Edit Activity created by other Users

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Reassign Pending Conversations

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Create Categories & Tags

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Create Project Templates

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Create Docs

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Edit Docs

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(if invited)

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(if invited)

Create Hub

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(invite only)

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(invite only)

Reporting & Dashboards

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

View All Reporting & Dashboards

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Create Private Dashboards

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Create Public Dashboards

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Edit Public Dashboards created by other Users

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Personal Settings

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

Update Personal Profile Details

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Connect Gmail Integration

To log email conversations/Calendar to Vitally

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Connect to Outlook Integration To log email conversations to Vitally

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Configure Notification Settings

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Organization Settings

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

Manage Account & Billing Details

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Send Invites & Manage Team Permissions

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Enable & Configure NPS

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View Privacy & GDPR Terms

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Customer Management

ACTION

ADMIN

LEADER

TEAM MEMBER

OBSERVER

Create Cards & Decks

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Set Default Decks

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Create Health Scores

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Create Segments

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SOME

Create & manage Success Metrics

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SOME

Create & manage Elements

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SOME

Create & Manage Traits

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Create Playbooks

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Manage Tracked Events

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Enable & Manage Data Integrations

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FAQ

Q: What does SOME mean?

A: Some, usually seen under Team Member, means that there is restricted permissions. The limitations can be different for each action. For example, Note templates created by team members are private templates therefore team shared note templates can only be created by an Admin or Leader.

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