This article will breakdown our four most common user groups and how most of our clients are currently using them.
User Groups are completely customizable, and this should only be used as a guide when building out your User Groups.
1. Admin
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Overview: Full platform access for configuration and management.
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Typical Permissions:
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Create, edit, and close jobs across all locations.
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Manage user accounts and permissions.
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Full access to all candidate records.
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Send and approve offer letters.
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Run and export reports.
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2. Leadership
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Overview: Senior leaders who need visibility into hiring activity but limited operational control.
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Typical Permissions:
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View all job postings across assigned locations.
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Access high-level candidate data (no editing rights).
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Run or view reports.
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No offer letter or job posting abilities.
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3. Hiring Manager
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Overview: Responsible for managing candidates for their specific openings.
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Typical Permissions:
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View and manage jobs they are assigned to.
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Review, rate, and comment on candidates.
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Move candidates through stages (excluding offer stage).
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No ability to create or close jobs or send offer letters.
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4. Recruiter
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Overview: Oversees sourcing and candidate pipeline management.
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Typical Permissions:
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Create and manage job postings within their scope (locations/departments).
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View and manage all candidates for their jobs.
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Communicate with candidates (email/text within the system).
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Move candidates through all stages including offer.
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Send offer letters (if assigned).
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Customizing Access by Location or Department
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Example: Hiring Managers at Store A can only see jobs and candidates for Store A.
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Leadership: May have broader visibility across multiple stores or regions.
You can also view the Article HERE for additional guidance on User Groups