Roles in Slayte

Roles in Slayte

Call Roles

Call Admin: Call Admins can create Calls, manage Submissions, assign Reviews, generate Reports, and accept or reject Submissions.

Call Category Admin:

Call Specific Admin:

Call Submitter: Submitters can submit content into Calls, print and export their submissions, and withdraw them if that option is enabled by Administrators.

Call Reviewer: Reviewers are assigned to evaluate submissions and provide ratings to support acceptance or rejection decisions.

Calendar Roles

Calendar Admin:

Calendar Default:

Event Roles

Event Admin:

Event Attendee:

Event Default:

Competition Roles

Competition Admin:

Competition Competitor:

Competition Judge:

Competition Limited staff:

Competition Semi Admin:

Grant Roles

Grant Admin:

Grant Reviewer:

Grant Default:

Educational Credits Roles

Educational Credits Admin:

Educational Credits Claimer:

Other Roles

Default

Super Admin: Super admins have the highest permissions within the Slayte app. They can grant other users Administrator permissions, manage the Subscription Plan, create Calls, Events, Competitions, Grant Applications, and more. Super Admins can also customize the site layout, apply custom branding, configure communication settings, and create company policies.

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