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What are the different types of "account users"?
Published May 20th, 2022 by Michael Nilsson
There are three different types of roles available: Admin, Editor, and User.
- Admins have full access to all functionality on AddEvent.
- Editors have full access except for billing, account management, and user management.
- Users can create and manage calendars and events but can't create and make changes to templates and RSVP forms.
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