Managing Customizers

Customizers are Users that are managing their Strings. They can be added to one or more Sets.

If a Customizer is added to a Set and already has an account (is already assigned to another set), the Set is assigned to their existing account and they are notified via email. 

If a Customizer is added to a Set and doesn't have an account yet, he will receive an email invitation and complete the registration flow.

Adding Customizers

NOTE: Customizers can only be assigned to Sets (one or multiple) and added by Administrators and Customizers who can invite. 

To add Customizers: 

• Select Members tab in the Set home page

• You will get a list of Members with a Customizer-level access 

To add Customizers:

• Click Invite on the Members page

• Invite modal pops up
• Enter User email in Email box
• Select User role (Customizer/Customizer who can invite)

• Click Invite
• User gets an email invitation to join to the Customization set

Removing Customizers

If a Customizer is removed from Set and not assigned to any other Set, that Customizer account is deleted. However, if a Customizer is still assigned to other Sets, user account is removed only from that Set.

NOTE: User roles of Administrators and Customizers who can invite can remove Customizers and Customizers who can invite from the Set.

To remove Customizers:

• Select Members tab in the Set home page

• Click Remove next to the Customizer's name

• Confirmation dialog appears

• Click Remove to complete the action

You've successfully removed Customizer. 

Customizer Who Can Invite

Whether Customizer can or cannot manage other Users in a Set is defined upon inviting the User to the Set. This can be changed later on, by an Administrator or any other Customizer in the Set that has the Can Manage Users role.

This role is defined per Set, meaning that User might have these permissions for one Set that they are assigned to, but not for another.

NOTE: Customizer who can invite is added and removed from the Set in the same way as Customizer.