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User Roles: What are Different Types of Roles for an Investor Account?
User Roles: What are Different Types of Roles for an Investor Account?

There are 3 different types of roles that we offer: Guest, Member & Admin

Naveed Mehdi avatar
Written by Naveed Mehdi
Updated over a week ago

Every role has a different permission level set. This helps administrators or admins of the account to manage users or user groups and assign roles as per their need and requirement.

There are 3 different types of roles that the Investory currently offers for an investor account:

  1. Guest

  2. Member

  3. Admin

Investors will see an option to select a role when they invite a partner by clicking on the "New" - "New Partner" button in the upper right hand corner or by going to the "Manage Partners" option from the menu which is under the account name initials.

Guest

  1. Guest can not access investor's memberships/partner's list

  2. Guest can not access conversations/messages

  3. Guest can not access co-investors tab

  4. Guest can see data room files

  5. Guest can not create, update or destroy data room files

  6. Guest can not create, update or destroy data room sections/folders

  7. Guest can not access data room stats

  8. Guest can see data rooms

Member

  1. Member can see investor's funds (The fund must be assigned to that member and only that fund will be visible to them)

  2. Member can create data room

  3. Member can update data room

  4. Member can access data room

  5. Member can create investments

  6. Member can update investments

  7. Member can access investments

  8. Member can create, update and destroy data room sections/folders

Admin

  1. Admin can create new funds

  2. Admin can update funds

  3. Admin can destroy funds

  4. Admin can create, update, destroy and accept investments

  5. Admin can assign funds

  6. Admin can create, update destroy data room sections/folders

You can also click below to download these differences in the form of an excel file.

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