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Giving Team Members Access to Edit Listings

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Written by Brandon Austin
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Giving Team Members Access to Edit Listings

Quick Answer

Grant listing edit access by inviting team members with Content Manager or Admin roles. These roles have full editing capabilities — the same as the account owner — including managing pending versions, handling rejections, and submitting changes for review.

Overview

Team members can fully manage your listings when given appropriate roles. Content Managers and Admins can edit all listing fields, create multi-language content, submit for review, and handle rejections. This enables true collaborative management without requiring the account owner's constant involvement.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Check Your Team Slots

  1. Log into your Heritage Web dashboard

  2. Note your available slots:

    • Free accounts: 1 team member

    • Each sponsor listing: 3 team members

    • Multiple sponsors stack (2 sponsors = 6 slots)

Step 2: Navigate to Team Management

  1. Go to Dashboard > Account Settings

  2. Click "My Team"

  3. See current team members and available slots

  4. Click "Add Team Member" button

Step 3: Choose the Right Role

Select based on needs:

  • View-Only: Can see but not edit listings

  • Content Manager: Full editing rights, no financial access

  • Admin: Full editing rights plus financial permissions

For listing management, choose Content Manager or Admin.

Step 4: Send the Invitation

  1. Enter team member's email address

  2. Select their role from dropdown

  3. Choose access duration:

    • "Until Canceled" (permanent)

    • Set specific expiration date

  4. Click "Send Invitation"

Step 5: Team Member Accepts

  1. Team member receives email invitation

  2. They have 72 hours to accept

  3. Must create/verify Heritage Web account

  4. Upon acceptance, access is immediate

Step 6: Verify Access

  1. Team member appears in your team list

  2. They can now switch to your account

  3. Full editing capabilities enabled

  4. Can start managing listings immediately

What Team Members Can Edit

Content Managers and Admins Can:

  • Edit ALL listing fields (Profile, Organization, Event, Job)

  • Add/remove sections

  • Upload images and logos

  • Update contact information

  • Modify languages and specialties

  • Change hours and locations

  • Create multi-language content sets

  • Submit listings for review

  • Edit pending versions during review

  • Handle rejected listings

  • Resubmit after corrections

What They CANNOT Do:

  • Delete your Profile listing (no one can)

  • Add/remove other team members

  • Change account owner information

  • Override staff publication assignments

  • Approve their own submissions

Important Notes

  • Full editing rights — Content Managers and Admins have the same editing capabilities as you

  • Pending version access — Team members can edit listings even while under review

  • No separate permissions — Either full edit access or view-only, no partial editing

  • Account-wide access — Team members can edit ALL your listings, not just specific ones

  • Activity tracking — All team member actions are logged

FAQs

Q: Can I limit a team member to editing only certain listings? A: No. Team member access is account-wide. They can edit all your listings or none (view-only).

Q: What's the difference between Content Manager and Admin for listing editing? A: Both have identical listing editing capabilities. Admins can additionally purchase leads and accept pro bono cases.

Q: Can team members see and edit each other's changes? A: Team members cannot see each other (privacy by design), but they can see and edit the same pending versions. Latest edits replace previous ones.

Q: Will I be notified when team members edit listings? A: You'll receive notifications when team members submit listings for review or when listings are approved/rejected.

Q: Can team members create new listings? A: Yes. Content Managers and Admins can create new listings and submit them for review, just like the account owner.

Next Steps

  • Decide which team members need editing access

  • Choose between Content Manager and Admin roles

  • Set up email notifications for team activities

  • Create guidelines for team listing management

Related Articles

  • Understanding Team Member Permissions

  • How Team Members Submit and Edit Listings

  • Managing Rejected Listings as a Team

  • Team Member Roles Comparison

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