Learn the differences between the roles on the BigMarker platform: Channel Administrator (Admin), Host, and Presenter.
When you add a host to your channel, you can determine the level of access they have across your channel. If you want them to be able to absolutely everything, or just your webinar landing pages, you can use these permission levels to customize this to your liking.
Managing specific permissions
When you add hosts, they'll be shown in the Subscribers section of your channel settings. Within this list, you can decide to turn on or off any particular setting here.
In these settings you can customize if the host can:
- Create webinars
- Manage integrations in the channel settings
- Manage Language Tokens
- Download Reports
And more.
Different levels of access
Administrators
Administrators can edit all channel settings including billing, integrations, managing hosts and more. They have access to all features in the channel as well as in the webinars, sessions and events on that channel.
Hosts
Hosts have almost the same level of access as administrators do, but do not have access to billing and the ability to save certain templates on the channel.
Channel Presenters
Presenters can host, manage, create and access webinars within the Channel but do not have access to any channel-level settings.
Channel presenters are not the same as Guest Presenters added to a specific webinar. Guest presenters only have access (based on their assigned privileges) to the webinar they are added to. Channel Presenters have access to all the webinars within the Channel and can create webinars. A Channel presenter must have a host license, a Guest Presenter does not.