Requirements
- Advanced Authentication & User Management
Global admins tasked with managing multiple locations can delegate location-specific responsibilities to an assigned Local Office Admin. A Local Office Admin is similar to the global admin role, but with location-specific restrictions. Follow the guide to learn how to appoint Local Office Admin(s) and the details of the role.
Local Office Admins CAN do the following:
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Manage devices (excluding arrival displays & badge printers)
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Manage their building, including editing office hours, adding floors, spaces, and managing scheduling and desk policies
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Bypass space policies (including event/meeting check-ins)
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Bypass desk policies (excluding desk check-ins)
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Approve/deny meeting requests
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Invite new members to the organization
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Manage Access and the Daily Roster for their location
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Send announcements for their location
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Create & manage activities for their location
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Manage the Experience survey (including results) for their location
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Add and edit amenities
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Manage stickers
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Manage Workplace Services
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View analytics for their office(s), does not include exports
On the other hand, Local Office Admins CANNOT do the following unless granted custom permissions:
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Manage the organization, themes, or Integrations, including health checkpoint configurations.
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Manage groups and roles
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Manage visitors
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Manage billing
Assigning Local Office Admins
A Local Office Admin can be assigned to more than one building, and you can assign more than one Local Office Admin to a building.
1. Navigate to Manage → Offices → Select Building > scroll to the "Office Admin" section.
2. Enter a user's name in the search field and select a user. Changes save automatically.
3. If you need to remove a local admin, click the trash can icon next to their name.
Viewing assigned Local Office Admins
Roles page:
Global admins & owners can view assigned Local Office Admins across the organization by navigating to Manage → People → select Office Admins from the roles drop-down menu.
User profile page:
If a user is a Local Office Admin, you'll see it noted on their user profile page under the permissions section > Manages > the location they manage.
