The administrator is the only permission in Publishing, which has access to all Publishing features. All organization administrators are administrators by default and can add others to that role.
Share these articles with people based on their roles in your church to help them get the most out of Publishing:
Giving people access to Planning Center depends on their role at your church. Staff and background-checked leaders may have enough trust to access people's information, whether to edit or view, but people outside of that trusted circle should be given lower permissions.
Important
Only organization administrators can edit profile information for people across all Planning Center products.
This table outlines who can access people's contact information based on their permissions in another product.
Can edit |
Can view |
No access |
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Account Settings |
Organization administrators (in all products) |
Billing managers |
|
Calendar |
People editor |
People viewer |
Any Event, Room, or Resource permission |
Check-Ins |
Editor |
Viewer |
Headcounter |
Giving |
Administrator |
Bookkeeper |
Reviewer Counter |
Groups |
Administrator |
Group type manager Leader (everyone in their group) Member (everyone in their group who has made info visible) |
Members under the age of 13 |
People |
Manager Editor |
Viewer |
|
Publishing |
Administrators |
||
Registrations |
Administrator Manager (only attendees in signup) |
||
Services |
Administrator Editor (based on settings) Scheduler (based on settings) |
Viewer (based on settings) |
Scheduled viewer |
From the People page, type the person's name you'd like to give access to.
When a person is added, they'll receive an email that allows them to set their password and log in.
To remove a person's access, select Actions next to their name and select Remove administrator from the dropdown.
Removing a person's access will not notify them. When they try to log in, they will encounter an error page.
Important
You can't remove an organization administrator from Publishing.