User And User Groups

Get details on inviting users to Statusbrew, managing access and permissions, organizing users into groups, and understanding different user types

Access Permissions

This article has all the information you need to structure your organization in Statusbrew, set-up access & permissions for your users in the most convenient ways possible.

Access Permissions

When you add profiles & create profile groups in Statusbrew, you can control who gets access to what features for that specific profile & profile group. The following permission can be set for a Profile/Profile Group:

  • All - Provides the users all of the above-mentioned accesses

  • Engage Full Access - Provides users the access to view, assign, reply, close conversations, & leave internal notes in Engage

  • View Conversations - Provides users access to only view conversations in Engage

  • Full Publishing - Provides users full authority to create posts, schedule & publish them on their own

  • Create Post (Needs Approval) - Provides users the ability to create posts but they can only be published on approval

  • View Planner - Provides the users the access only to view scheduled and published posts

  • Create Reports - Provides users the access to create reports

Using Permissions with Profile & User Groups

Onboarding a new user to Statusbrew is now easier than ever. Instead of setting up each individual access and permissions, you can now simply add the new user to a user group, and you are done. All your pre-defined settings and access for that user group will automatically apply for the new users. Similarly, when you add a new social profile, you can simply add the new profile into a pre-configured profile group and you are good to go. The new profile will work as per the access set-up for that particular profile group.

Learn more about access permissions & creating workflows using Profile Groups & User Groups in Statusbrew - Introducing User Groups & Profile Groups

How To Set Permissions For Individual Profiles

Here are the steps to add access permissions to your Profiles:

  • From the Settings menu, click on Profiles to see all the profiles you have connected to Statusbrew

    Setting Permission of Profiles
  • Click on the three-dot menu beside the profile to open the details

    Editing Profiles
  • Click on Add Permissions to configure the access permissions for various features in Statusbrew for that particular Profile

  • Select Action and choose any feature access from the dropdown list

  • In the field right next to the selected permission, you can enter the users and user groups you want to provide them access to and click Update

    Adding Permissions for Profiles

You can also add multiple permissions flexibly to manage your workflows in Statusbrew

  • You can remove a user/user group using the X right next to their name. You can also click on the X at the end of the field to remove the permission entirely

How to set permissions for Profile Groups

Setting permissions for a profile group makes managing profiles easier than ever. Set Access Permissions once and whenever you add a new profile to the group, it gets configured automatically.

Here are the steps to add access permissions to your Profile Groups:

  • From the Settings menu, click on Profile Groups to see all the profile groups you have created in Statusbrew

  • Click on the three-dot menu beside the profile group and choose Edit to open the details

  • Click on Add Permission to configure the access permissions for various features in Statusbrew for that particular Profile Group

  • Select the Permission you want to enable for the particular profile group

  • In the field right next to the selected permission, you can enter the users and user groups you want to provide them access to and click Update

    Manage Access Permissions

You can also add multiple permissions flexibly to manage your workflows in Statusbrew

  • You can remove a user/user group by selecting their profile from the drop-down menu next to the permission. You can also click on the X at the end of the field to remove the permission entirely.

    Removing Access Permissions