The Difference Between Owners, Secondary Owners, and Users
Different user types mean different access levels. Learn how each role works and how they fit together in systemHUB.
1. Understand the Three Access Roles
To ensure your systems stay current and accessible, systemHUB uses three distinct roles within each system:
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Primary Owner: The one person responsible for the upkeep and accuracy of the system. They ensure the process is up to date and that the team can follow it effectively.
- Secondary Owner: This person acts as a backup (redundancy) for the primary owner. They should be able to teach the system and step in if the primary owner is unavailable.
- Assigned Members: These are the team members who need access to view or follow the system. This allows you to control exactly who sees what on a per-user basis.
2. Access the Permissions Area
To manage these roles, you must be in the correct view:
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Open the specific System you want to manage.
- Click the Edit button to enter edit mode.
- Locate the Access or Owners/Members section on the right-hand side.
3. Assign Owners and Team Members
By default, the person who creates the system is listed as both the primary and secondary owner. To update this:
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Primary Owner: Ensure the most responsible person is selected.
- Secondary Owner: Click the dropdown or member list to select a backup person (e.g., "Dave").
- Assigned Users: Select any additional team members who need to follow this specific system.
- Click Done.
4. Verify User Visibility
Once assigned, the profile images and names of these individuals will appear under the Relevance section of the system.
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Only assigned users will see this system in their dashboard.
- The primary and secondary owners will receive notifications regarding updates or comments for this system.