We’re introducing site-level admins with a robust set of permissions to manage user groups more effectively. Here’s a quick look at what they can do:
Manage user groups: Create, edit, or delete everything related to user groups.
Oversee members: View, modify, and disable (not delete) users in a group.
Refined membership: Administrators won’t automatically be group members, but they can still remove users from groups—or add them, if they have the right permissions.
Controlled adding: Admins with the “View Users” permission can add anyone. Those without can only add themselves or users they’ve created.
Why this matters
Keep user group roles clear and manageable.
Ensure the right people have the right level of access.