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Team Management - User Permissions & Login Level Options

PLATFORM - INFO - USERS & TEAMS

In Pulsar there are currently 4 user access levels. Superadmin, Admin, User and Reader.


If you need to edit user permissions within your org, you'll need to head over to the User Settings Page.

  1. Settings

  2. Team Info

  3. Users

  4. Select the profile you'd like to update

  5. Edit Users

Super Admin

Super Admins have full access to everything on the account, including the ability to manage the team sub-domain and all users. Depending on your subscription, your Account Manager can assign Super Admin access during onboarding to help you manage your team, users, and data usage yourself.

Admin

Admins can create and archive searches, and organise them into both public and private folders. Their access is almost equivalent to Super Admins, with two exceptions: they cannot view searches that have been privatised by another Admin, and they cannot manage or override Super Admin users.

Admins can create logins for other Admins, Users, and Readers, but cannot create new Super Admins.

User

Users can create and edit all searches, launch historic and real-time data, and organise searches into public folders to share with the team. They cannot create private folders, add new users, or access searches that have been set to private by an Admin or Super Admin.

Reader

Readers have a lightweight, view-only role. They can view any searches shared with them, and build filters and dashboards to explore and present that data in their own way. They cannot create or configure searches, and cannot delete anything on the platform.

Permission

Super Admin

Admin

User

Reader

Manage domain & sub-domain

Create Super Admin logins

Create Admin / User / Reader logins

Create searches

Edit searches

Archive searches

View private searches (own)

View private searches (others')

Launch historic & real-time data

Create private folders

Create public folders

Create filters

Create dashboards

Delete data

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