In Myagi, End Users are primarily focused on learning. They are usually sales representatives or other staff who access and consume content, view leaderboards, and invite others to join the platform. They do not have permissions to manage teams or create content.
Team Managers and Company Admins have management roles but with different levels of responsibility. Team Managers oversee groups of End Users, manage team memberships, assign content, and track learning progress using analytics. However, they cannot create or edit content. Company Admins have the highest level of control. They create and manage content, organize teams, set due dates, monitor advanced analytics, and manage brand connections.
Permissions for each user type may vary depending on whether the account is on a Freemium or Freemium PRO subscription. Below is a more detailed explanation.
Freemium
End Users are primarily the sales representatives or other company members who uses the platform solely to consume the content. They can view the leaderboards and invite others to join the platform.
Team Managers oversee teams of End Users. They can manage their teams, invite members to view specific content, view leaderboards and track the general Lessons analytics (number of completed lessons, attempts, average score, etc. per store, user, channel, plan, lesson). They cannot create or manage content.
Company Admins are responsible for creating and managing content. They can manage various teams, track the general Lessons analytics, invite or connect to brands.
👉To access advanced analytics and additional content features, please contact the Myagi Customer Success Manager.
Freemium PRO
End Users are primarily the sales representatives or other company members who uses the platform solely to consume the content. They can view the leaderboards and invite others to join the platform.
Team Managers oversee teams of End Users. They can manage their teams, invite members to view specific content, view leaderboards, track the advanced analytics data (on incentives, content progress, lessons), set due dates for their teams to complete the content and check enrollments. They cannot create or manage content.
Company Admins are responsible for creating and managing content. They can manage various teams and enrollments, set due dates for completing the content, track the advanced analytics data (on lessons, incentives, content progress, performance, internal reports), invite or connect to brands.