Give trusted team members the ability to manage users and Circles within their part of your Workspace.

Who Can Be a Workspace Admin?

Any team member with a seat in your Workspace can be made a Workspace Admin. There's no limit to how many Workspace Admins you can have.

How Admin Access Works

A Workspace Admin's permissions are determined by where they sit in your Workspace's Group hierarchy. They can manage users and Circles within their own Group and any Groups nested below it — but they can't see or manage anything outside of that branch.

Here's an example. Say your Workspace has this Group structure:

• Root Group
  • East
    • New York
    • Boston
  • South
    • Atlanta
    • Charlotte
  • West
    • Los Angeles
    • Seattle

If you make a user in the West Group a Workspace Admin, they'll be able to manage users and Circles within West, Los Angeles, and Seattle. They won't have any visibility or control over the East or South Groups, or any of their child Groups.

If you need someone to manage your entire Workspace, assign them to the Root Group and make them a Workspace Admin — they'll have full administrative access across all Groups.

Tip: Workspace Admins automatically receive the Moderator role in every Circle they have access to through their Group membership. This means they can manage content and members within those Circles without any additional setup.

What Can Workspace Admins Do?

Within their scope, Workspace Admins can:

• View and manage all users in their Group and child Groups
• Delete Circles that contain content and members
• Update user profile information
• Disable or re-enable user accounts