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Staff user permissions for the event feature in 1CONNECT

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Written by Luc Comeau
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Overview

Permissions control what staff members can see and do within the Events feature in 1CONNECT.

Access is managed through permission groups, which are assigned to staff users.

Each permission group can be configured with a different level of access to Events.


Permission levels

There are three levels of access for Events:

  • None

  • View

  • Manage

None

Staff with this permission:

  • Cannot see the Events tab at all

  • Have no access to events or bookings

Use this when a staff member does not need access to Events.

View

Staff with this permission can:

  • View events

  • View bookings

They cannot:

  • Create, edit, or cancel events

  • Manage bookings

  • Access event settings

This is the default permission level.

Use this for staff who need visibility but should not make changes.

Manage

Staff with this permission can manage different parts of the Events feature, depending on what is enabled.

Default manage permissions

  • Can manage bookings

Optional manage permissions

Additional permissions can be enabled within “Manage”:

Manage events

Allows staff to:

  • Create events

  • Edit events

  • Cancel or remove events

Manage settings

Allows staff to:

  • Manage event settings (e.g. categories, policies)

When this is enabled:

  • Manage Events is automatically enabled and cannot be turned off


Summary of access

Permission

View Events

Manage Bookings

Manage Events

Manage Settings

None

No

No

No

No

View

Yes

No

No

No

Manage (Bookings only)

Yes

Yes

No

No

Manage + Events

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Manage + Settings

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes


Why permissions matter

Permissions help you:

  • Control who can create or modify events

  • Limit access to sensitive settings

  • Prevent accidental changes or cancellations


Troubleshooting access issues

If you cannot:

  • See the Events tab

  • Create or edit events

  • Access event settings

You may not have the required permissions.

Contact your staff administrator to request access.

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