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Which roles are available on the Fastory platform?

Manage your teams on Fastory: discover the roles (admin, creator, moderator, analyst, reader) and their access rights.

When you add collaborators to your Fastory workspace, each one is assigned a specific role. These roles determine the access rights and the possible actions: creating interactive contests, accessing statistics, moderating entries, or downloading data.

What is it for?

Understanding these roles helps you organize your teams better and guarantee optimal use of the platform. Whether you want to create an interactive contest, collect event leads, or run a fan experience, choosing the right role is essential to distribute missions efficiently.


How to check your current role?

You can view your role directly in your workspace by hovering over the role name at the top right.

💡 By default, all members receive the Administrator role. Depending on your plan, you can assign differentiated roles to your colleagues. Contact us to enable this feature.

See also: How to invite colleagues to a workspace?


The different roles available

🔐 Administrator

The most complete role, with full access.

  • They can:
    • Create, edit, copy, duplicate, publish, and unpublish experiences.
    • Create and manage contests (prizes, prize draws, Instant Wins).
    • Access and share statistics.
    • Manage the Fanzone and the prizes.
    • Invite and manage members.
  • Ideal for: steering the strategy and coordinating all campaigns.

🎨 Creator

Designed for operational teams.

  • They can:
    • Create, edit, duplicate, and unpublish experiences.
    • Create contests and manage prizes.
    • Create and edit bots.
  • They cannot: access the audience, download the winners' CSV files, or invite members.
  • Ideal for: producing and customizing interactive contests, casual games, or marketing experiences.

✅ Moderator

Specialized in managing entries.

  • They can:
    • View and moderate experiences (especially the selfie game).
    • Access the workspace's moderation tab.
  • They cannot: create or edit experiences, or access statistics or contests.
  • Ideal for: validating user entries during live events or on social media.

📊 Data Analyst

Focused on data and reporting.

  • They can:
    • View and share statistics.
    • Access the CRM and the Tag Manager.
    • Download the winners' CSV files.
  • They cannot: create or edit experiences, or invite members.
  • Ideal for: analyzing campaign performance and leveraging lead collection.

👀 Reader

The most limited role.

  • They can:
    • View experiences (draft or published).
    • Duplicate an experience into their workspace.
    • View and share statistics.
  • They cannot: create experiences, manage prizes, or access the audience.
  • Ideal for: giving simple view-only access to a colleague or partner.

Best practices

  • Reserve the Administrator role for the people who steer the strategy and coordinate all campaigns.
  • Assign the Creator role to the operational teams producing contests and experiences daily.
  • Entrust entry validation to a dedicated Moderator during your live events or on social media.
  • Give the Data Analyst role to the profiles in charge of reporting and lead collection analysis.
  • Prefer the Reader role to offer simple view-only access to a colleague or a partner.

Concrete use cases

If you want to entrust contest creation to a colleague

Assign them the Creator role: they will be able to create, edit, duplicate, and unpublish experiences, create contests, and manage prizes, without accessing the audience or inviting members.

If you want entries validated during a live event

The Moderator role gives access to the workspace's moderation tab to view and moderate entries, especially those of the selfie game.

If you want to analyze your campaigns' performance

The Data Analyst role allows viewing and sharing statistics, accessing the CRM and the Tag Manager, and downloading the winners' CSV files.

If you want to give simple view-only access

The Reader role allows viewing experiences (draft or published), duplicating them into their workspace, and viewing statistics, without creation rights.


FAQ

How do I know my role on the Fastory platform?

Your role is displayed at the top right of your workspace. Hover over the role name to view it.

What is the most complete role on Fastory?

The Administrator has all rights: creating and publishing experiences, managing contests and prizes, accessing statistics, managing the Fanzone, and inviting members.

Which Fastory role should I give a colleague who creates contests?

Assign them the Creator role. They can create, edit, duplicate, and unpublish experiences, but cannot access the audience or invite members.

Can I limit a member of my Fastory workspace to viewing only?

Yes, assign them the Reader role. They will be able to view experiences and share statistics, without being able to create experiences or manage prizes.

Who can download the winners' CSV file on Fastory?

Only the Administrator and the Data Analyst can download the winners' CSV files.

Can the Moderator manage all game types on Fastory?

No, their role is limited to viewing and moderating entries, especially for the selfie game.

Can a Fastory role be changed after it has been assigned?

Yes, the Administrator can change a member's role at any time.

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