Standard roles
Here you can see all standard roles that are stored in Inxmail New Xperience from the start. You can assign one or more roles to your users to provide them with the optimum conditions to complete their work.
If you have the “Full access to account” role, you are an administrator with full rights in Inxmail New Xperience.
Be careful when assigning the role: It comes with a wide range of rights. Only assign the “Full access to account” role at the top level in your organizational chart since user rights are applied account-wide in Inxmail New Xperience. In addition, only assign them to users if you know they will use them responsibly.
The “Editor” role is a classic role for basic email editors.
As an “Editor,” you can create mailing, release them, and edit them to a limited degree.
If you have the “Mailing manager and designer” role, you have full rights in the following navigation items:
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Mailings
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Style sets
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Containers
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Media
You can also send mailings, view reporting data, and retrieve external content data.
If you have the “Rights manager” role, you can create users and roles as well as assign them within your organization.
Be careful when assigning the role: It comes with a wide range of rights. Only assign the “Full access to account” role at the top level in your organizational chart since user rights are applied account-wide in Inxmail New Xperience. In addition, only assign them to users if you know they will use them responsibly.
If you have the “Inxmail Professional Sync Manager” role, you can sync mailings between Inxmail Professional and Inxmail New Xperience.
Next steps
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Click here for a detailed look at standard roles.
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Anything missing? Create your own role or combine several standard roles while you are assigning rights to your user.