Roles
Each department, school etc. uses its own user groups (one for each role type):
_Admin
Admin rights are usually restricted to unit coordinators. Admins may edit the website title and footer. They may also request the ability to create HTML snippets and mini templates within their site. There is usually only one admin per website.
_Approver
Approvers don’t generally edit pages. Editors submit work to an approver who approves or declines it. If work isn’t suitable for the web, it will be returned to the editor for amends. If it is suitable, the approver will publish it. Approvers are responsible for checking quality, usability and accessibility before publishing.
If someone with approver permissions edits a page, they should still submit the page for authorisation to another approver. Approvers should not approve their own work.
_Editor
The majority of users on the CMS are editors. Editors can create and edit content including web pages, images and documents and submit them for approval. An approver then decides whether the work is suitable to be published to the live web. If not, work will be declined and returned for amends.
_Viewer
Viewer permissions allow users to view content in selected folders in the CMS, but not to edit. This is useful when someone needs to link to another site.
_NewsAndEvents
Useful when you want to give a user permission to only work on news and events. Content needs to be submitted for approval. Editors have the same permissions as with regular content.
Permissions
A full table of which roles have which permissions can be found in Contensis - The Basics.
All roles have view access to the shared resources folder, where they have the ability to drag and drop various layouts.
Requesting permissions
Permissions are added by the Web Team, on the request of a Unit Web Coordinator or your line manage.
Request permissions
If the Web Coordinator is changing, or is unavailable, the request should come from the School Manager or Head of School (or equivalent for other units).
Users must have received the appropriate training before any permissions are assigned.