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Managing Feed Permissions

Control who can do what in your custom feeds.

When you share a custom feed, you decide what each person can do. Permissions give you fine-grained control over your collaborative workspace.

The roles and permissions page with the permission matrix

Permission levels

The table below is generated directly from the app's permission rules:

Feed-Level Permissions

What each role can do within a feed. These apply regardless of subscription tier — every user can participate in public feeds.

ActionOwnerAdminPosterCommenterLurker
Create receipts
Edit receipts
Delete receipts
Comment
Vote
Create feeds
Edit feed settings
Delete feed
Share feed
This table is generated from the app's actual permission rules and stays in sync automatically.

App-Level Permissions

What each subscription tier / account class unlocks across the entire app. These are in addition to feed-level permissions above.

FeatureFreePlusPremiumCreator StdCreator EliteBiz StarterBiz ProInternal
Admin Panel
User Management
Data Export
Internal Documentation
Billing Management
Team Management
Advanced Analytics
Priority AI Moderation
Creator Tools
API Access
This table is generated from the app's actual permission matrix and stays in sync automatically. Business columns show Owner permissions. Business Admins share Team Management and User Management but not Billing. Business Members receive only AI Moderation Priority.

How to change permissions

  1. Open the Feed Manager from any video page
  2. Select the shared feed
  3. Click Share to see the current members list
  4. Update permission levels using the dropdown next to each user
  5. To remove someone, click the Remove button next to their name
  6. Click Save to apply your changes

Changes take effect immediately for all users.

Good to know

  • Only Owners and Admins can manage feed settings and invite new members
  • The person who created the feed is always the Owner — this can't be changed
  • Admins can do everything except delete the feed itself
  • Posters are ideal for collaborators who need to contribute receipts but shouldn't manage the feed
  • Commenters are great for people who want to participate in discussion without creating receipts
  • Lurkers can still vote on receipts, making them useful for audience members who want to signal agreement

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