# Users, Teams and Permissions

## **Profile**

Profile stores individual user information, such as username, email, role and team. Role determines the level of access they have to the Limio app. Team allows user to only view information related to their team in Catalog.

## **Users**

The Users tab is only visible to users with TenantAdmin role. It enables admin to review and enact changes for other users, such as editing the username, email, team and permission level.

![Limio Users Page](/files/keCPjhWyF2sulMzqEIWE)

## **Create User**

The Create User tab allows to create another user and assign them a user role and a team. Once created, they will receive a welcome email which redirects them to a sign-in page.

For username, we recommend that you append the environment name to the username, for example if your address is "<john@limio.com>" and the environment to access is "brand-dev.prod.limio.com", use "<john+brand-dev@limio.com>". This will help users that might access multiple Limio environments (e.g. staging and production).

For more detail see: [Set Up a New User](/support/user-permissions-and-administration/how-to-set-up-a-new-user.md)

![Limio Create User Page](/files/uvXaawGmxa3Qox3OiBAp)

## **Team**

The Create Teams tab enables you to create teams which can then be assigned to users, such as 'Acquisition' or 'Lifestyle Team'. Assigning users to a team allows them to filter information related to their team in the Limio Catalog (for example, pages).

![Limio Create Teams Page](/files/QjlKV1iExezqzrmm4kTq)

## **Permissions**

Permissions allow you to restrict part of the app to some users, based on their role. For example, a viewer would only be able to view pages, but not edit them. You can edit the permissions for each role. The default roles are Tenant Administrator, Manager, Editor and Viewer.

* **Tenant Admin** - typically IT - a user that can do everything in Limio
* **Manager** - typically marketing manager - a user who can approve & publish pages but cannot change IT settings
* **Editor** - typically marketers - a user who can work on pages but cannot publish and approve pages
* **Viewer** - a user who can only view information in the Limio catalogue but cannot edit/create/delete

![Limio User Permissions Editor](/files/ixKuWvk4d4sLOQnIfabf)

### **Example Scenario:**

In the Limio Commerce app, a user with the Tenant Administrator role can create new promo codes. As part of their role, they have unrestricted permissions to view, edit, create, and delete promo codes. The permission "**Promo Codes**" specifically encompasses the management of promo codes stored within the Limio system.

![Editing Permissions for a specifc role](/files/C5lC5wtAJu1okIJ3Y4U4)

This permission allows the user to create a new promo code.

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Disabling this setting will revoke the user's ability, granted by the Tenant Administrator role, to create new promo codes. In the following example, we will toggle off the create capabilities for "Promo Codes" and subsequently click "Save" to implement the changes.

![Removing a permission](/files/NNvYgkymnEXOexya7S4j)

Returning to the Promo Codes page, the user will no longer find the option at the top right side of the page to create a new promo code.

![](/files/bSLHzuMZJmxL1t94K0cq)

## **Custom Roles**

With Limio, Tenant Administrators can create new roles and customise the permissions for each role.

1. Select the role you want, e.g. Tenant Administrator > top right corner > Add Role
2. Add Role ID, Role Name, Based on (this lets you choose permissions role template), Role Description > Save

The new role that you added will appear on the left-hand side. You will be able to customise the permissions for that role and then assign them to users.

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