Custom roles in Zuddl allow event organizers to define specific access rights for different participants based on their unique responsibilities within the event. Unlike predefined roles, which come with a standard set of permissions, custom roles offer granular control over the features and data a user can access. By tailoring access, organizers can ensure that every participant, from speakers to exhibitors to attendees, has access to the right tools and information without overstepping their boundaries.

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Benefits of custom roles

  1. Granular access control: Custom roles give event organizers complete control over who has access to what. This allows for more specific permission assignments than predefined roles, ensuring that users can perform only the tasks relevant to their responsibilities. For instance, an exhibitor may need access to booth management tools but should not be allowed to modify event settings.
  2. Enhanced security: With custom roles, the principle of least privilege can be applied, meaning that users are only granted access to the features necessary for them to perform their role. This reduces the likelihood of unauthorized access or accidental data modification, which is crucial in maintaining event security.
  3. Improved event management: For events with many different participants, from organizers and speakers to sponsors and exhibitors, custom roles allow event organizers to easily manage who has access to which features. This simplifies user management and helps ensure that everyone can work efficiently without unnecessary distractions or errors.
  4. Flexibility and scalability: As events grow and evolve, the needs of the participants may change. Custom roles offer flexibility by allowing permissions to be easily adjusted as required. Whether it’s a small webinar or a large hybrid conference, custom roles can be scaled to accommodate the unique structure of the event.
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