What Permissions Does the Content Contributor Have?
Edit in CMSContent contributors have limited access within the specific channels they’re assigned to. Their main responsibility is to help create and manage newsletters and related content, without access to audience data, channel settings, or organization-wide features.
They see only the channels assigned to them in the channel picker in the navigation.
Just getting started in this role? See the Content Contributor Quick Start Guide.
What can they access?
Section titled “What can they access?”Within each assigned channel, content contributors can view:
- Dashboard
- Emails
- Archive
Dashboard access
Section titled “Dashboard access”Shows key metrics from the last 30 days for the channel, including delivery and promotion performance. This gives contributors visibility into how their content is performing without giving access to deeper analytics.
Emails access
Section titled “Emails access”Content contributors can manage and build newsletter content using the following sections:
- Emails: create from scratch, use a template, or copy past newsletters — see Working in Emails
- Automations: set up or edit automations for scheduling and engagement — see Working in Automations
- Curations: add and edit curated content blocks — see Working in Curations
- Templates: create and edit reusable templates for future newsletters
Archive access
Section titled “Archive access”The Archive lets contributors see published newsletters and how they appear publicly. The page also includes a subscribe option for visitors.
🛑 What content contributors can’t do
Section titled “🛑 What content contributors can’t do”- Access Audience data or segments/tags
- Change channel or email settings
- View or manage team permissions
- See organization-level dashboards or settings
For the other roles, see Channel Administrator permissions and Organization Administrator permissions.
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