Manage your Admins Permissions
Toornament allows you to give specific permissions over your tournament. To do so, simply go to the Permissions menu in your Organizer Dashboard:
Once there, you will be able to add a recipient, and give him permissions to do several things in your tournament:
Here are the different options open to you, and what they do:
- Administrate tournament
This is the most important and critical permission, as it provides the recipient with complete control over the tournament.
- Delete tournament
As the name states,gives the right to delete the tournament. Use with caution.
- Change permissions
Name's clear once again, and as a rule of thumb, keep this one just for you, or within a small circle of trust-worthy admins.
- Report results
Probably the most useful and used one, the recipient can now report any and all match results.
- Manage participants
Mid-level permission that allows the recipient to change names and info, useful if your tournament attracts a large amount or participants that may need to get updated fast.
- Place participants
The recipient can now change the seeding and placement of participants in the tournament. Can alter the whole tournament if not used with precaution.
- Manage registrations
Mid-level permission that gives access to the recipient to the Registration menu, to accept or refuse registrations, and edit their info.
A few advices on admin permissions
- Do not hand over all the rights to everyone
Some rights should be monitored by only one person, like "Delete Tournament", "Administrate Tournament" and "Change permissions".
- Set (at least) two levels
The inner circle is for head admins and trusted admins. They should be able to access most of the permissions, like "Manage participants", "Place participants" and "Manage registrations".
The outer circle is for the rest of the team. All admins should probably be able to "Report results". 99% of the time, these two levels are enough to allow for an efficient management.
- Always know who has permission to do what !
You may now be good to go and benefit from a well managed admin team.
