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How roles and capabilities work in 360Player

In the 360Player platform there are different roles and capabilities which sets what a user can perform.

Updated over a week ago

Overview

On the 360Player platform, there are two main roles that can manage others: Admin and Staff. Here’s the difference between them:

Admin

  • Can create, update, and view all records within their group and its subgroups.

  • Has access to settings and user management.

Staff

  • Can create, update, and view all records within their group and its subgroups.

  • Cannot view or manage users or settings.

Example:

  • An Admin can invite new teammates, manage their access, and create calendar events.

  • A Staff member can create calendar events, but cannot invite or manage users.

The organization tree

Roles in 360Player are inherited. This means that if you are assigned a role in one group, you automatically have that role in all subgroups below it.

  • If an Admin is in Academy, they are also an Admin in Boys, Girls, and all groups beneath them (e.g. G15, G14).

  • If an Admin is only in Girls, they will be an Admin in G15 and G14, but not in Boys or Academy.

Top-Level Groups and Capabilities

The top-level group of an organization includes more features than subgroups. At this level, additional tools are available:

  • Payments

  • Registrations

  • Scheduling

  • And a few other advanced features

To control who can use these tools, there is a capability system, found in:
Settings → Users.

⚠️ Important: Any Admin at the top level can assign capabilities. Choose top-level Admins carefully.

Capabilities Explained

Capabilities determine what a user can do at the top level, regardless of whether they are an Admin or Staff.

Payments

  • Manage products, prices, tax rates, discounts

  • Create and update invoices, subscriptions, installments

  • Access payment reports and individual payment data

Note: This does not allow changing another user’s billing details (unless also an Admin).

Registrations

  • Create and manage registration forms

  • View form submissions and registration reports

Scheduling

  • Manage resources, locations, and scheduling templates

  • Publish schedule templates and create subgroup events

  • Manage bookings

Relation Manager

  • View and update parent–child connections

  • Create new connections


Ongoing Updates

We are continuously adding new capabilities to give organizations more detailed control over user access. This article will be updated as new features are introduced.

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