Organizations & Teams
•3 min readUnderstanding Organization Roles
What each role can do in your organization
Last updated: January 20, 2026
Roles control what each member can do in your organization.
Available Roles#
Admin#
Full control over the organization:
- ✅ Manage billing and subscription
- ✅ Change organization settings
- ✅ Invite/remove members
- ✅ Assign and change roles
- ✅ Approve and publish songs
- ✅ Create, edit, delete all content
- ✅ Access all features
Worship Leader#
Day-to-day content management:
- ✅ Create and edit songs
- ✅ Create service plans
- ✅ Submit songs for approval
- ✅ Publish approved content
- ✅ Manage playlists
- ✅ Export all materials
- ❌ Cannot change settings or billing
- ❌ Cannot remove members
Approver/Publisher#
Publication control:
- ✅ Review pending content
- ✅ Approve or reject submissions
- ✅ Publish approved songs
- ✅ View all content
- ❌ Cannot edit others' content
- ❌ Cannot change settings
Member#
Basic access:
- ✅ View shared library
- ✅ Play and download songs
- ✅ Add songs to personal library
- ✅ View service plans
- ✅ Comment on songs
- ❌ Cannot create for organization
- ❌ Cannot publish
Assigning Roles#
When Inviting#
Select the role during the invitation process.
Changing Roles#
- Go to Members tab
- Find the member
- Click their current role
- Select new role
- Confirm the change
Role Recommendations#
| Person | Recommended Role |
|---|---|
| Pastor/Lead Admin | Admin |
| Worship Director | Admin or Worship Leader |
| Worship Team Leader | Worship Leader |
| Band Members | Member |
| Choir Director | Worship Leader |
| Tech/Sound Team | Member |
| Volunteers | Member |
Multiple Roles?#
Currently, each member has one role. Choose the role that best fits their primary responsibilities.
Security Best Practices#
- Limit Admins — Only 1-2 people should be Admin
- Review regularly — Check roles quarterly
- Remove departed staff — Update access when people leave
- Use Approver role — For quality control before publishing
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