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iSpring Online is a multi-user system. Creating an account you get your own private portal, where you can upload your content, create your own new users and give them the rights to view certain content. You can also create a number of assistants (Publishers), who will also be able to add regular users (Private Viewers) and upload content, though they won't be able to manage your portal for you.

User Roles and Permissions

iSpring Online offers 3 user levels: Private Viewers, Publishers and Administrators.

Private Viewers - users with the least privileges, they can only view allowed content and track their own activity history. All the new users are Private Viewers by default.

Permission Private Viewers Publishers Administrators
Change personal settings (email, password) Yes Yes Yes
View content Only permitted All content All content
Access reports Only personal history All reports All reports
Publish, manage and delete content No Yes Yes
Manage private viewers No Yes Yes
Manage groups No Yes Yes
Manage publishers and administrators No No Yes
Change account settings No No Yes

Publishers - administrator's assistants, who can view the entire portal content, including all the reports, upload new content, add new users (Private Viewers) and group them. To assign Publisher's rights to a regular user, add them to an especially designed Publishers group (For more information, see Manage Users and Mange Groups ).

Administrators - super-users, that get all the system privileges. When creating account you become an Administrator by default. To create additional administrators , add them to an especially designed Administrators group (For more information, see Manage Users and Mange Groups ).

 

iSpring Online Video Tutorials

These tutorials don't yet reflect some new functionality introduced in the new iSpring Online 1.5, all the information they cover is valid. The tutorials describing new features will follow shortly.