Users & permissions

What a person can see and do in Admire is determined by the union of all permissions assigned to them. Permissions add up — a person always has the broadest access that any of their assignments grants — so you grant capability by assigning more, never by working around restrictions.

Predefined permission sets

For convenience, Admire ships predefined permission sets that cover the common cases — assign one and you’re done. Each suits a different kind of person:

• Admin — full access to configure the organization. For the people who own setup and run the account: founders, ops leads, program owners.
• Supervisor — manages and coaches people, runs Meetings, and sees reporting. For managers and team leads who develop a team.
• Supervisee — focused on their own development: their profile, skills, and self-coaching. For individual team members being coached.
• Viewer — read-only access. For people who need visibility without making changes, such as a skip-level leader or an auditor.

Custom permissions

When the predefined sets don’t fit a special scenario, assign custom permissions — a tailored combination for that person. Because access is the union of everything assigned, you can also layer a custom grant on top of a predefined set to extend it without starting from scratch.

Organization ownership

One person is the organization owner — the final authority on the account. Ownership can be transferred when needed.