How do I add community admins in your owned communities?

Adding community admins allows you to scale moderation, content management, and engagement across your communities and groups without relying on a single owner. This is especially important when:

You are managing multiple communities and groups at scale
You want faster content approvals and moderation decisions
You need role-based access control within your Brand Control Center
You want trusted team members or partners to manage specific communities

By assigning admin roles, you maintain control while enabling distributed operations across your community ecosystem.

Guide - Step-by-step process to add community admins

Step 1: Navigate & Access the community settings

Log in to your Brand Control Center
Click on Settings
Navigate to the Manage Brand Users section

Step 2: Add a new admin

Click on Invite Users
Enter the required details:
- Email ID or registered user identifier
Select the role as Community Admin

Step 3: Assign permissions

Depending on your configuration, admins may be allowed to:

Approve or reject content in Curate
Manage posts within the community
Moderate user interactions
Access engagement insights (if enabled)

Ensure the permissions align with your governance model before confirming.

Step 4: Send invite / confirm assignment

Click Invite
The user will receive access based on your system setup:
- Instant access (if already onboarded)
- Invitation flow (if new user)

How it works (System behavior)

Only community owners or users with higher privileges can assign admin roles
Admin access is community-specific, not global across all communities
Changes are applied in real-time and reflected across moderation workflows

Best practices

Assign admins per community based on content category or region
Limit admin access to avoid overlapping moderation conflicts
Regularly review admin roles to maintain governance and control
Combine admin roles with AI-assisted moderation for efficiency and safety

Specs & Limitations

Admin roles are restricted to owned communities only
Permissions may vary based on platform configuration
Removal or role changes take effect immediately
Some advanced actions (e.g., deletion of community) may remain restricted to owners