Administrator Roles
There are 2 types of administrator roles in Troopr. One is Workspace administrator and the other is channel administrator.
Workspace administrator
The person who installed Troopr is the Troopr workspace administrator by default. Now you can add more administrators using Troopr workspace administration feature. Add any member of the workspace as administrator. Workspace administrators will have all Channel admin privileges except the ability to remove other channel administrators (until they become channel administrators themselves). Read more about workspace administrator privileges here
2. Channel administrator
Any Slack channel member can set up the channel to establish notification settings and channel formation defaults by default. However, if you need to limit this access to specific users, you can implement such restrictions in the channel settings. Read more about setting up channel administrators here
3. Team administrator
A Team admin manages the settings for a specific Team in Troopr. The person who creates a Team becomes its Team admin by default. You can grant or remove Team admin access from the Members tab in Team Settings.
Team Settings is organized into five tabs: General (team name, Slack channel, Automated Standup config, delete team), Sources & current work (Jira projects, GitHub repos, Slack channels, and how current work is tracked), Members (roster, sync with channel, admin access), Absences & holidays (planned absences and global holidays), and Memory (review, edit, or delete what Troopr has learned about how the team works).
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Team Settings are scoped to one Team. Org-wide integrations such as Slack and Jira connections are managed separately in Connections.