February 2025: Separation of roles into space and account roles

02/06/2025

Your roles are changing. As of 06.02.2025, a strict distinction will be made between space roles and account roles.

Separation between space and account roles

We are splitting all roles into space roles and account roles.

Find out what this means for you:

What are space roles and account roles?

Find out everything you need to know about accounts, spaces and the role concept based on them here: How do rights & permissions work in Inxmail??

What happens to my existing roles?

Roles that you have created yourself will be assigned to the new categories. Depending on the types of permissions they contain, they are now:

What will happen to Inxmail standard roles?

If you have mainly worked with Inxmail standard roles up to now, you don't need to worry too much. You will keep all your permissions. Inxmail standard roles are already organized into the new categories. There are also new roles:

  • Space manager: Holds all permissions in a space.

  • Account manager: Holds all permissions at account level. This role replaces the previous "Rights manager" role - and has been extended, to include further permissions at account level.

  • Admin: Holds all permissions that can be granted.

For an overview of all Inxmail standard roles, go to: Standard roles.

What happens to the "Full access to account" role?

Full access to account is the only Inxmail standard role in which account and space rights have previously been mixed. This role is not longer available. We have migrated the rights for you:

  • Space level: All users who have previously had the role at space level are now Space managers for these spaces.

  • Account level: All users who have previously had the role at account level are now admins. They have full rights.

Why the separation into account and space roles?

We have found that hybrid roles with account and space rights do not make sense.

  • If, for example, you have previously assigned the "Full access to account" role at a lower level of your organizational chart, this may have been useful for editorial rights such as creating and editing mailings.

  • But not for account rights such as rights management.

The separation into account and space roles ensures greater clarity and transparency as to where a role actually applies.

Learn more: 

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