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Roles & Permissions: Admin, Host, Moderator, and Speaker on FLOOR
Roles & Permissions: Admin, Host, Moderator, and Speaker on FLOOR

How is Admin different from Host? How is Moderator different from Speaker?

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Written by Mini Chaturvedi
Updated over a week ago

Organizers often get confused while assigning roles to the participants as they are not clear about which role has which all control on FLOOR. There is a slight difference in the roles of Admin & Host and Speaker & Moderator.

Ironically, these different roles are introduced post suggestions and feedback from the various organizers at the demand of the events requirements.

So, below is the explanation for all four categories:

Host:

Host has access to only session activities on FLOOR via Room Settings. S/He can stay backstage as well as can go Live on stage and participate in panel discussions. To learn more about their controls and functionalities, Click Here.

Admin:

  • Apart from FLOOR activities, Admin, additionally, has access to the back-end Partner Dashboard to modify/ update any information about the event and can also access the settings on FLOOR. To know more about their functions, kindly Click Here.


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  • But, unlike the Host, if he goes Live on stage, he will not be visible to the audience and won't be able to participate unless he clicks on Join Panel as shown below. We recommend they not join the panel unless it is the need of the hour!

Speaker:

Speaker is the panelist invited by the organizer from outside to present the session. S/He has access to the speaker dashboard to upload/ delete or publish/ unpublish handouts, can be at both backstage and front stage and participate in panel discussions.

To know more about Speakers functionalities on FLOOR, kindly refer to this article.

Moderator:

Moderator is from the organizing company that is on stage and moderates the session (panel discussion). His/ her access and controls are the same as the speaker. S/ he too can upload/ delete or publish/ unpublish handouts.

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