What are the different Organization permissions?

There are three main permission levels that a user can have for an Organization:

Basic User
Opportunity Manager
Organization Manager

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Basic User

This is the default setting for when a user is added to the Organization, and is the lowest level of permission. These users are most often referred to as Volunteers and do not have any administrative capabilities.

Note: Basic users can be assigned Role Manager, Shift Supervisor and Check-in Administrator capabilities at the Opportunity Level.

Opportunity Manager

This is the second level of administration. Users assigned this permission do not have administrative access to the Organization Level. Opportunity Managers can create Opportunities on behalf of the Organization and can add, edit, or delete anything within the constraint of the Opportunities they create.

For this user to gain administrative access over pre-existing Opportunities that they did not create, they must be placed into the Opportunity and assigned the Manager Role.

Organization Manager

The highest level of permission, providing visibility across all administrative levels. There is an additional level for Organization Managers, where they can be set up as Read Only.

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