
Comprehensive Guide to Squarespace Collaborator Permissions and Access Levels
Squarespace collaborator permissions allow team members to manage different aspects of your website based on assigned roles. Here's what you need to know about managing permissions effectively.
Key Points:
- Multiple roles can be assigned to one collaborator
- Admins receive all available permissions
- Basic authors can publish blog posts without full collaborator access
- Parking page domains limited to one owner and admins only
- Collaborators can be removed anytime
Available Permission Types:
Website and Online Store Permissions:
- Analytics access (website and Commerce dashboards)
- Comment moderation
- Email Marketing management
- Password-protected content viewing
Settings Access:
- Billing management
- Commerce features
- Page and content editing
- Design modifications
- Resource library management
- Analytics dashboard
- Contact management
- Marketing features
Billing Permissions Include:
- Subscription management
- Plan changes
- Payment information updates
- Invoice access
- Trial period upgrades
Commerce Permissions:
- Store admin rights for daily operations
- Product management (except subscription products)
- Website editor access for content changes
Content Management Access:
- Page creation and editing
- Block modifications
- Design changes (admin only)
- Template adjustments
Additional Features:
- Resource library management
- Analytics dashboard access
- Contact database management
- Marketing tool access
Email Notifications:
- Automated emails based on permission level
- Customizable notification preferences
- Managed through collaborator profile
- Separate settings for Acuity Scheduling
Enterprise Features:
- Organization-level roles
- Site-level permissions
- Custom team management options
Tips for Permission Management:
- Assign only necessary permissions
- Regularly review collaborator access
- Use basic author roles for blog management
- Keep track of admin-level access
- Monitor notification settings
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