Editors can be assigned at either the top-level or subspace level.
Editors can:
Create and delete content (posts, resources, etc.)
Edit or delete posts and comments by any user
Access participation metrics (on Silver and Gold plans only)
1. Adding an editor to the top level space
Inside your top level space (program/community “container” space), click on Manage button:
The General Settings section will open.
Use the bright blue “Invite” button as if you were inviting members to your program/community:
Within the invitation menu that opens on the left, type their email address in the first field, add an optional welcom message and choose the role:
Even if your program is paid, you can create an individual free invitation to any person by putting 0 in the price field. See here:
2. Assign editor role to a member within your Sutra space.
Within Manage settings, go to Members section. Locate the person and change their role from Member to Editor:
Troubleshooting
The editor can't see participation metrics — Participation metrics are available on the Silver and Gold plans only. Upgrade your plan to enable them.
My program is paid and I don't want to charge the editor — Create an individual free invitation by entering 0 in the price field.
The editor only has access in one part of my space — Editor permissions follow where they're assigned. Assign the role at the top-level space for broader access, or within a subspace to limit it to that area.
What's next
Round out your team by adding moderators to manage discussions or co-managers for full administrative access. Compare what each role can do in the roles and permissions overview.