In DataLexing, only account owners or admins can assign the Super Admin role. Here's how you can assign a Super Admin role to someone on your account:
What Does a Super Admin Do?
A Super Admin has all the permissions of an admin but with extra capabilities, such as:
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manage user
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edit name and email
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change user password
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assign and revoke superadmin rights
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deactivate
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permanently delete user
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delete workspaces
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add sso providers
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limit domains in emails that can sign up (e.g. allow sign up only those users that have datalexing.sa in their emails)
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change settings
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allow / restrict creating new accounts
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allow / restrict resetting password
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allow / restrict workspace creation
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change number of days when userβs account will be deleted if he scheduled account deletion
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Make sure you assign this role only to trusted individuals since Super Admins have complete control over the account.
Steps to Assign Super Admin Role in DataLexing:
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Log into DataLexing:
- Use your credentials to log into the DataLexing account.
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Go to Admin Settings:
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Click on your profile picture or initials in the bottom left corner of the screen to open the profile menu.
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Select Admin Panel from the options to access the Admin Settings.
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Manage Users:
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In the Admin Settings, go to the Users section (usually on the left sidebar).
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This will display a list of all users in your account.
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Locate the User:
- Find the user you want to assign the Super Admin role to. You can search for their name or email address if you have a large list of users.
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Edit User Role:
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Once you locate the user, click on the three dots (ellipsis) next to their name.
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Select Edit from the dropdown.
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Assign Super Admin:
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In the role management options, select Super Admin.
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After selecting the role, click Save to confirm the changes.
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Notify the User:
- The user will now have Super Admin privileges.