To ensure the right people have the right access, [Your Company/Product] supports six primary user roles: Stakeholder, Admin, Manager, Coach, QA Manager, and Agent. Each role is designed to align with typical responsibilities and access needs in a customer service or operational environment.
This guide outlines what each role can access and do within the system.
π Admin
Admins have full access to all system settings and user management tools. They are responsible for maintaining configuration and security across the platform.
Permissions include:
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Manage users and roles
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Configure integrations and settings
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Access all reports and dashboards
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View and edit all conversations, tasks, and QA reviews
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Impersonate any user for troubleshooting or setup
π Stakeholder
Stakeholders are typically executive leaders or business stakeholders who need read-only access to performance data.
Permissions include:
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View high-level dashboards and reports
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Access custom views and performance metrics
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No access to edit tickets, tasks, or settings
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Cannot interact with conversations or QA
π₯ Manager
Managers oversee team performance and operations. They have visibility into their teamβs work and can support task assignments and monitoring.
Permissions include:
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View and filter conversations by team or individual
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Assign or reassign tickets
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View team performance dashboards
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Comment on conversations
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No access to modify global settings or roles
π§βπ« Coach
Coaches support agent development and performance feedback. They work closely with QA Managers and Team Managers to guide agents.
Permissions include:
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Access to QA scorecards and agent reviews
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Comment on QA evaluations
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View agent performance trends
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Cannot modify settings or assign conversations
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Limited dashboard/report access focused on individual agent metrics
β QA Manager
QA Managers are responsible for quality assurance processes. They lead evaluations and ensure scoring consistency.
Permissions include:
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Create and manage QA rubrics
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Review and score conversations
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Access QA dashboards and calibration reports
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Comment on agent interactions
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No access to change system settings or manage users
π§ Agent
Agents handle direct customer interactions and respond to tickets across assigned channels.
Permissions include:
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View and respond to assigned conversations
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Use macros or templates
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View personal performance metrics
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No access to team-level dashboards or QA configurations
π Role Comparison Overview
| Role | Ticket Access | QA Access | Reporting | User Management | Settings Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Admin | β All | β All | β Full | β Yes | β Full |
| Stakeholder | β None | β None | β Read-only | β No | β No |
| Manager | β Team-level | π View/comment | β Team | β No | β No |
| Coach | π View only | β Comment | β Agent | β No | β No |
| QA Manager | π View only | β Full | β QA-only | β No | β No |
| Agent | β Assigned | β None | β Self | β No | β No |
π§ Customizing Roles
If you require more granular control, [Your Company/Product] supports advanced permission configurations. Contact your Admin or [Support Team] to request a role change or custom permission set.
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