How to add Sub Admins?

How to add Sub Admins?

Overview 

Sub-admins are secondary admins who assist in managing the system. They have specific permissions set by the main admin, allowing them to perform various tasks without full access to all system settings.

Steps to create sub-admins

Step 1: Create an Admin Profile


  1. Navigate to admin settings.
  2. Click on "Admin Profile" and then click on "Add".
  3. Add the profile name and select the checkbox for Sections you want this profile to have access to
  4. Set visibility for each section as needed. You can either give full access or choose from Visible, add, edit, delete 
  5. Click "Submit".

Step 2: Create a User


  1. Click on "Admin User" and then click on "Add".
  2. Add the necessary details such as name, ID, and password.
  3. Select the admin profile from the dropdown 
  4. Click on "Save" to save your settings.



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