Event Moderators

People with access to the backend of your event.

Moderators have permissions. Based on those permissions these people can do certain things in your event.

Keep permissions minimal. Only give people the access they need to do their work.

3 types of moderators

• Supermoderator

• Platform moderator

• Hardware moderator

Blocked users can't be moderators. If a user is blocked from your company or event, they can't be searched for or added as a moderator. If they get blocked while already a moderator, they automatically lose that access.

Permissions

Permissions determine which parts of the backend a moderator can acces, view and/or edit.

Examples of permissions

• View a substation

• Edit accreditation

• Get information based on QR codes

• Check people in & out of event

Limit when enabled

You can add a start and end date to each moderator. Outside of those dates, their permissions are automatically inactive.

Best practice: Set an active date range so access expires automatically when it's no longer needed.