User access levels explained
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Enterprise-level Administrator Has the highest level of access across the entire organization. Can manage Business Units, create new data sources, control user roles, and adjust global settings.
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Administrator Can manage users, settings, and content within a specific Business Unit. Has full control over that unit but not across the entire organization.
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Editor Can create, edit, and manage content (such as dashboards, reports, and data) but cannot manage users or account-wide settings.
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Member Has read-only access to view dashboards, reports, and other shared content. Cannot make changes or manage users.
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User access levels explained

 * Enterprise-level Administrator
   Has the highest level of access across the entire organization. Can manage Business Units, create new data sources, control user roles, and adjust global settings.

 * Administrator
   Can manage users, settings, and content within a specific Business Unit. Has full control over that unit but not across the entire organization.

 * Editor
   Can create, edit, and manage content (such as dashboards, reports, and data) but cannot manage users or account-wide settings.

 * Member
   Has read-only access to view dashboards, reports, and other shared content. Cannot make changes or manage users.

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