ROLES AND PERMISSIONS

Manage members in Pumble

Roles determine what people can see and do. In Pumble, every person has a role, each with its own level of permissions and access.

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What are Roles?

A role is defined as a set of permissions. A role can be assigned to users. For example, a role could be an Administrator, who can to send and revoke invitations.

Messaging permissions

Set who can use @channel and @here mentions. You can set to Everyone or everyone except guests, Owners and Admins or only Owners.

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“Pumble makes it easy to manage your team and work more with less hustle on communication even for larger scale companies.”

Manuel S.

Set who can use @channel and @here mentions

Invitation permissions

By default, any member can invite people to your workspace. Change it to Owners and Admins or only to Owners.

★★★★★

“Access to all our message history with the free plan and the storage available in the free plan too.”

Luis G.

Channel permissions

Choose who can create, archive, remove members and manage posting permissions in channels. Those permissions include and multi-channel guests.

★★★★★

“Pumble is so easy to use and is set out in a way that makes it easy for teams to navigate and work together on multiple projects via channels!”

Aaron M.

Groups permissions

Set who can create and manage user groups. If you’re Owner, you can give Admins permission to manage all user groups.

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“Pumble has given all of our team members the ability to feel like we are in the same room even though we are scattered in multiple buildings and some in virtual locations.”

Brian K.