Create content modules

Module administrators

Module administrators basically have control over everything relating to a specific module. For example, a module administrator can:
  • Edit the details of a module
  • Edit the module metadata
  • Edit the module permissions
  • Edit the module contacts (for comparison toolkits)
  • Edit the module navigation (for comparison toolkits)
  • Edit the module content elements (for videos, publications and events)
To give a user module administrator status, navigate to your profile dropdown and select
System admin
:
The
System admin
 screen opens:
Select the user you want to give module admin status to, and select
More actions
:
Within the
More actions
 options, select
Edit permissions
:
The
Manage permissions
 screen opens:
Which lists all of the available modules, and whether this user is user admin, an internal user, an editor, an approve or a module admin for each specific module. For example, a GDPR module is shown below:
Here, you can select which 'status' is given to the user, for that module.
To set the user as a module admin for the module, select the
Module admin
 checkbox and select
Save
. That user now has module admin access for the selected module.

This article applies to:

  • Product: HighQ,HighQ
  • Sub Product: HighQ Publisher
  • Subject: Clients

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