Each user of a company account can be given administrative privileges according to their scope of use. Administrators should allow or restrict service permissions as needed.
1. Account types by service
| Service | Account name | Permissions |
| Overall | Admin |
Add or remove members Receive billing information |
| Member | (Cannot access member management or billing information) | |
| Hiring | Admin |
Access hiring pages View all candidate profiles Send messages and scouts to candidates Write and publish Job Posts, Stories |
| 担当 |
Access hiring pages View all profiles of candidates you've been assigned Send messages and scouts to candidates Write and publish Job Posts, Stories |
|
| Member |
Write and publish Stories (Cannot access hiring pages) |
|
| - | (Cannot access hiring pages) (Will not be shown as an employee on Company Page) |
|
| Pulse | Member |
Access the Pulse Dashboard View status of members below your reporting line |
| - |
Send status messages through Slack (Cannot access the Pulse Dashboard) |
|
| Perk | Member | Perk rewards available |
| - | (Perk rewards unavailable) | |
|
Internal Stories |
Admin | Create and manage internal stories/newsletters View all internal stories |
| Member | View all internal stories | |
| - | (Cannot view internal stories) |
※ For Pulse users, the first company member to install Pulse will become the "Owner" of the account. The owner can set administrative privileges for other users from the Pulse dashboard.
2. How to confirm or change account types
Only Admins can change member permissions. Admins can edit permissions by following the steps below:
1. Access your 'Members' page here
2. Select the member whose permissions you will change
3. Edit permissions
3. Note
- Each company account must have at least one Admin at all times.
- Learn how to add new members to a company account here.
If you are still having trouble, contact the Wantedly Customer Relations Team here!