Gloo accounts are set up so that you can add an unlimited number of team members to your account and customize their permission levels based on the access they need to the account. You can also manage and adjust their permissions and remove team members at any time.

To view all of your team members, adjust permission levels, and invite new members, click on your initials in the bottom, left hand corner of the screen, then click on Team Members.

From here, you can click on the 3 vertical dots by a team member's name to view and manage their permissions or delete the team member, or you can click Invite Members to invite new team members.

At the bottom of the list of team members, you can also see any pending invites you have sent to new team members. Invites sent to new team members will expire after 30 days. If an invite is pending but hasn't expired, you can copy the link and send it to them again by clicking the 3 dot drop down on the right side. Or, if the invite has expired, you can click the same 3 dot drop down to renew the invitation for another 30 days.

Whoever initially sets up your Gloo account will automatically be an Account Administrator. Every account must have at least one person with this permission level. An Account Administrator automatically has full access to the account and can access any feature- everything will be greyed out meaning none of it can be turned off, so think of this as an all or nothing option. This permission level can be toggled on or off under the team member's name.

If you have a Gloo+ account, the team member who purchased the subscription will have this on by default. You can choose to turn this on for any other team members in your account as well to give them access to all of the Gloo+ discounts in our m

When a team member is not an Account Administrator, you can configure any combination of permissions for them. Many permissions are split by feature- maybe you want a particular team member to be able to interact with Explorers, but not have access to the features under your Messaging tab, or vice versa. Maybe you want your Youth Pastor to only be able to interact with youth in the church and not the entire congregation. You can set up permissions for each team member to reflect exactly what they need access to in your account.

The first 5 permission levels allow you to customize which groups of people in your account a team member can interact with. These permissions can be given to a team member effective for all groups, or you can use the "Specific Groups" option to only let the team member use that feature to interact with specific groups.

Let's say, for example, you add a team member who is your youth pastor, and he also oversees your men's fellowship groups, and so you only want him to be able to interact with youth and men group leaders at your church and not the entire congregation. Simply configure his settings so that all of these features are only turned on to include people in the "youth group" and "men" groups in your Gloo account.

This permission enables a team member to view, assign, and respond to messages from people in groups they have access to in the full Messages Inbox under the Messaging menu.

This permission enables a team member to view, assign, and respond to prayer requests from people in groups they have access to in the Prayer Inbox under the Messaging menu.

This permission enables a team member to send broadcasts to people in groups they have access to via the Broadcasts tab under the Messaging menu. Broadcasts can be sent to your entire account, groups, individuals, or any combination. Note that if this permission is restricted by groups, that team member will only be able to send Broadcasts to those specific groups, as well as see past Broadcasts sent to those groups.

This permission enables a team member to view and edit people in your account in the People tab under the People menu. They can also export a list of all of the people they have access to. If a team member has full access to this permission, they can also add new people individually, but if they are only allowed to access specific groups, they will not be able to add new people.

If you want a team member to be able to add large groups of people to your account through an integration or CSV upload, they'll need the "Engage Settings" permission.

The next permission level is related to the Surveys feature where you can give team members the ability to view only, or to view and create. For example, if you give a team member "Create & View" access to Surveys, they can view all active Surveys as well as create new ones.

The last 5 permission options can only be turned fully on or off for each team member. See the below sections for a full description of each.

This permission enables a team member to view and edit the Group(s) that contacts are part of.

This permission enables a team member to view, assign, and respond to any conversation with an Explorer under the Messaging menu. Note that team members with this permission can view all Explorer conversations. If you'd like to limit who can see a specific Explorer conversation, simply click the eye icon by the Explorer's status, and you can select who can and can't see that particular conversation.

This permission enables a team member to adjust the Explorer Settings under the Messaging menu. This includes pausing your account from receiving Explorers, adjusting what types of Explorers are received, and whether your account receives only local Explorers, or Explorers from all over the country.

This permission enables a team member to view all of the data under the Measure menu.

This permission enables a team member to complete Administrator actions in your account under the main Settings menu like updating your account information, adding and editing team members, and adjusting your billing options. If you do not have this permission level, the only thing you'll be able to view/edit is My Profile.