Default roles in Zuddl are predefined user roles that are automatically available for use in your events. These roles are designed to streamline the event setup and management process by providing standard access permissions that meet the common needs of the team members of a Zuddl organization.

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What are default roles?

In Zuddl, default roles are pre-configured user types that come with a set of permissions for managing. These roles are designed to simplify the process of assigning access to various event features, such as viewing sessions, interacting with attendees, moderating content, or managing event logistics. Default roles are Admin, Organizer, Moderator admin, and Moderator.

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Benefits of using default roles

  1. Time-Saving: Default roles save time during event setup by automating the permissions for team members. You can quickly assign these roles to participants without manually setting up permissions for each user.
  2. Consistency: Default roles ensure a consistent experience for all event participants. By standardizing role assignments and permissions, you can avoid confusion or misconfigurations that could arise if roles were manually defined for each individual.
  3. Security: Default roles come with predefined access levels, ensuring that participants can only access what they need. This reduces the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive event data or features.
  4. Scalability: Default roles make it easy to scale your event. As you add more participants or staff, you can assign the appropriate default role to ensure everyone has the correct access, without needing to manage individual permissions manually.
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