Admin, the one fixed role
Admin holds every capability, wears a System badge and opens read-only. Nobody can edit, rename or delete it — every other role is yours to shape.
Build the roles your organisation actually has, give each person a Studio cut down to their work, and take the access back in one step when they leave.
The admin login gets written on a card in the production truck, and every volunteer who reads it can open the payments too.
The camera operator who needed one feed walks away with the keys to the whole platform — and keeps them after the season ends.
And when a role quietly gains a capability nobody meant to give, there is no record of who ticked the box.
An Admin builds the role, Staff Members hands it out, and the same screen takes it back.
Open Management → Roles & Permissions, select New role and call it what your organisation calls it — “Finance – read only”, “Camera crew”. A description tells the next administrator why it exists.
Work through the matrix group by group, using Select all where a whole area fits. Notifications and Help sit above the matrix, locked on. A role with nothing ticked won’t save.
In Management → Staff Members, add a name, an email, the role and a password of at least 8 characters. Edit the role later and the change reaches everyone who holds it.
Delete the staff account. Their Studio sessions end immediately, their crew and scoring app sign-ins go with the account, and the removal lands in the activity log.
Every rule below is checked by the platform itself — hiding a menu item is never the only thing standing in the way.
Admin holds every capability, wears a System badge and opens read-only. Nobody can edit, rename or delete it — every other role is yours to shape.
Your platform arrives with ready-made roles, Sub Admin, Editor and Streamer among them. Rename them, re-tick them or delete them. A role still held by someone can’t be deleted until they’re moved.
Every Studio link is tied to a permission. A section with nothing left in it disappears, and sign-in lands on the first page that person can open — Help, when nothing else fits.
Only an Admin can open Roles & Permissions, install add-ons, touch an Admin account or reopen a locked final score. The last Admin can’t be demoted or deleted, and nobody can delete their own account.
The streamer login hands a camera operator push details for your active feeds, leaving out SRT feeds and any feed already broadcasting. A review login gives replay officials your review cameras. Neither opens a Studio page.
Seven live-scoring permissions cover eligible events, the score, the clock, the period and locking the final. None of them opens a Studio page, and only an Admin can reopen a final.
Forms brings two permissions and Ticketing four, down to scanning at the gate. They sit in the matrix while the add-on is on and leave while it’s off.
Switch sport off and the Athletes permission and the live-scoring group leave the matrix. Roles that already hold them keep them, so switching sport back on changes nothing.
With a console password set, feed and playout changes that could take a stream off air ask for it on top of the role. Each unlock is personal, lasts 2 hours, can be ended with one click and never opens more than the role allows.
Not to Admin. Only an Admin can assign the Admin role, edit an Admin’s account or change what a role includes. Manage staff members & assign roles can still hand any other role to anyone, themselves included — so grant it only to people you’d trust with every non-Admin role.
Walk through the permission matrix on a call, or read how to build your first role.
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