Content creators and administrators can perform various tasks on your website based on their assigned roles. Here's a comprehensive overview of Squarespace access rights:

Basic Access Management

• Owners and administrators can invite editors, add authors, and manage permissions
• Multiple roles can be assigned to a single editor
• Editors can remove themselves at any time
• Domain placeholders are limited to one owner and administrators only

Core Permission Types

Website and Content Management:

• Website editors can modify content and products
• Analytics access allows viewing website and e-commerce data
• Comment moderators can manage blog comments and receive notifications
• Email marketing editors can create and track campaigns

Payment and Billing Access:

• View and edit payment information
• Change or cancel subscriptions
• Switch from trial to paid service
• Access invoice history

E-commerce Permissions:

• Shop managers handle daily store operations
• Website editors can modify products (except subscription settings)
• Access to order management and inventory
• Ability to process refunds and manage customer service

Design and Technical Access:

• Only owners/administrators can:
  • Change website design and style
  • Modify logos and titles
  • Create splash screens and notification bars
  • Switch templates
  • Manage domain settings

Marketing and Analytics:

• View website analytics
• Access customer contact information
• Manage email marketing campaigns
• Handle social media integration

Notification Systems:

• Automated emails based on role and permissions
• Notifications managed through editor profiles
• Separate notification settings for Acuity Scheduling

This permission structure ensures proper content management while maintaining security and workflow efficiency.

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