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A user who is not logged in is considered to be an anonymous user.

For all users logged in, if their email address matches a domain assigned to a Company within the Hub then they are classified as a member. Depending on the configuration for that Company, they may also be classified as a contributor or an admin. If this is the case, it will be displayed in the top-right corner of the Hub page:

Resources

An anonymous user can only view public resources. They cannot comment on or vote on any resources, nor can they subscribe to any notifications of new resources.

All logged in users can view public resources plus any private resources that permissions allow them to view. They can comment on or vote on any resources they can view. They can subscribe to notifications of new resources for a specific tag, publishing company, presenter or theme.

Contributors can always view their own contributions, regardless of the permissions if private.

Administrators can always view their company’s contributions, regardless of the permissions if private.

Some text has been struck through above as that functionality is not yet in place but will be delivered in Q1 2022.

Actions

For each of the actions listed below, the table indicates whether you must be a contributor or an admin in order to perform that action. If it indicates contributor then that includes admins for that Company. Depending on the Company configuration, all members can be treated as contributors.

Action

Level required

Resources

Create

Contributor

Edit

Contributor - resources they contributed

Admin - resources contributed by their company

Delete

Contributor - resources they contributed

Admin - resources contributed by their company

Tags

Admin - can create and edit any tag

Permissions

Admin - can create permissions and can edit any permissions created by their company

Groups

Admin - can create groups and can edit any groups created by their company

Participants

Contributor - can create participants and can edit any participants they created

Admin - can create and edit any participants

Company

Admin - can only edit their own company configuration

Notifications

System Admin Only

Some operations, e.g. deletion of a participant, are restricted to System Administrators.

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