Roles & Permissions
Roles & Permissions In this article: Overview The roles at a glance Permissions in detail Things to keep in mind FAQs Overview Every User in SuperPath has a role, and their role decides what they can see and do. Choosing the right role keeps people focused on what they need — learners see their assigned learning, managers see their team, and administrators manage the platform. This article explains each role and sets out, capability by capability, exactly what each one canPopularAdding people to a team
Adding people to a team In this article: Overview How to add people to a Team Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Once you've created a Team, you can add people to it from the team's own page. Grouping people into a Team lets you assign learning, run reports and manage access for the whole group at once. To add several people at the same time from the People list instead, see the How to Bulk Add People to a Team article.  a person stops them signing in to SuperPath while keeping all of their data — learnings, badges, certificates, roadmaps and history. It's the safe, reversible alternative to deleting someone: you can re-enable them at any time. Use it when someone leaves, changes role, or no longer needs access but you want to keep theiPopularHow to Assign Multiple Managers to a Team
How to Assign Multiple Managers to a Team In this article: Overview Who can do this How to assign multiple managers What team managers can do Things to keep in mind Choosing the right approach Troubleshooting Overview SuperPath lets you manage who is a Manager in two ways: per person (you set someone's Manager on their profile) or per Team (you assign one or more Managers to an entire Team). Assigning managers at the Team level means you can give **several Managers oversPopularAdding Location to User Records
Adding Location to User Records In this article: Overview Who can do this Adding location manually Syncing location from an HR integration Using location in Workflows Things to keep in mind Overview Recording a User's Country and State gives you richer, location-aware reporting and automation. It lets you see how your workforce is spread across regions, build Workflows and Dynamic Teams that respond to where someone is based, and deliver the right Pathways for regiSome readersHow to Bulk Edit Users
How to Bulk Edit Users In this article: Overview Actions you can perform How to bulk edit Users Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Bulk editing lets you act on many Users at once from the People list — ideal for onboarding, tidying up records, or moving a group of people into a Team. Instead of opening each profile one at a time, you select the Users you want and apply a single action to all of them, saving time and reducing manual effort. Actions yoSome readersUsing Restricted Users in SuperPath
Using Restricted Users in SuperPath In this article: Overview What Restricted users can access How to add a Restricted user What a Restricted user sees Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Restricted users let you bring people into SuperPath who only need access to their assigned learning. It's ideal for external stakeholders such as contractors, consultants or third parties who need to complete training without seeing the rest of the platform. The resultSome readersHow to Send a Welcome Email to a New User
How to Send a Welcome Email to a New User In this article: Overview How to send a welcome email How to send welcome emails in bulk Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview When you add someone to SuperPath manually, no email is sent to them straight away — you decide when they're invited in. The welcome email gives the person everything they need to log in for the first time, with instructions that match the login type set on their profile. Prefer to watch? HeSome readersHow to Manually Add a User to SuperPath
How to Manually Add a User to SuperPath In this article: Overview How to manually add a User What you can set when adding a User Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Adding a User manually creates their SuperPath account for them, with all the details you want on their profile — role, position, manager, Teams and login type — filled in up front. It's the right choice when you're onboarding one person at a time and you already know how they should be set up.Few readersHow to Bulk Upload Users?
How to Bulk Upload Users In this article: Overview How to bulk upload Users Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Bulk Add / Update People lets you create — or update — many Users at once from a CSV file, instead of adding them one by one. It's the quickest way to get started on a new account, to onboard a large intake, or to keep a group of people up to date when they aren't synced automatically from an HR system. The upload is a five-stage wizard — **PreparFew readersHow to Restrict Registration to Specific Email Domains
How to Restrict Registration to Specific Email Domains In this article: Overview Restricting registration to your domains What a blocked registrant sees Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview When you open a public registration page with Self-Registration, you may want only people from your own organisation to be able to join. The email-domain restriction lets you limit registration to one or more approved email domains — for example acme.com — so anyone siFew readersDynamic Teams
Dynamic Teams In this article: What are Dynamic Teams? Who can do this How Dynamic Teams work Available criteria Creating a Dynamic Team Using Dynamic Teams for assignment Using Dynamic Teams for reporting Dynamic Teams vs. static Teams FAQs What are Dynamic Teams? Dynamic Teams are groups of learners that are automatically populated based on criteria you define. Unlike static Teams — which you manage manually or through Workflows — a Dynamic Team's membership updateFew readersHow to Cancel a Pending Invitation
How to Cancel a Pending Invitation In this article: Overview How to cancel a pending invitation Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview If you invited someone by mistake, used the wrong email address, or simply no longer need to add a person, you can cancel their pending invitation from the Invited People list. Cancelling deletes the invitation so it can no longer be accepted.  appears next to their name across SuperPath. When someone has no photo, their initials are shown instead. You can upload or replace a photo from their profile.  Require admin approval Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Your Self-Registration page can handle sign-ups in one of two ways: create accounts instantly, or hold each one as a request for an admin to review first. This is the approval mode, and you set it when you configure the page. Choosing an approval mode 1Few readersHow to Change a Person's Login Type
How to Change a Person's Login Type In this article: Overview How to change a person's login type Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview A person's Login Type determines how they sign in to SuperPath — with a password, a magic link, Google, Microsoft or your organisation's single sign-on (SSO). You can change it from the Edit account panel on their profile, for example when someone moves from a password login to signing in with Google. , you set each person's values on their profile. This article covers editing the values for one person; to cFew readersHow to Preview SuperPath as a Learner
How to Preview SuperPath as a Learner In this article: Overview How to view the Library as an Employee What the preview does and doesn't change Can I log in as a specific person? Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview When you set up learning for your people, it helps to check how it looks from their side. SuperPath's View as Employee preview lets you see your Library the way an Employee would — with admin-only and restricted content hidden — so you canFew readersHow to Create a Custom Field
How to Create a Custom Field In this article: Overview How to create a custom field Field types Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Custom Fields let you store extra information against a person's profile, beyond SuperPath's core details — think employee ID, department, contract dates or a signed document. Once you've created a field it becomes available on every person's Additional Details tab, and you can choose who's allowed to see it and whether itFew readersHow to View and Export Registration Requests
How to View and Export Registration Requests In this article: Overview Opening the registration queue What the columns show Searching and filtering Seeing who reviewed a request Exporting to CSV Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview Every sign-up through your registration page is recorded in one queue, whether your page approves people automatically or holds them for review. From here you can see who has registered, check the status of each request, seFew readersHow to Reactivate a Person
How to Reactivate a Person In this article: Overview How to reactivate a person Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview When a person has been deactivated, their account is disabled and they can't sign in — but all their data is kept. Reactivating switches their account back to active so they can access your platform again. This is the counterpart to deactivating (see How to deactivate a person).  a person keeps all of their data — learnings, badges, certificates and history — but stops them signing in until you re-enable them. It's the safFew readersHow to Remove a Person From a Team
How to Remove a Person From a Team In this article: Overview How to remove a person from a team Things to keep in mind FAQs Who can do this Overview You can remove someone from a static Team directly from the team's member list. This takes them out of that one team only — it doesn't deactivate or delete their account, and it doesn't affect any other teams they belong to. Dynamic Teams work differently: their membership is set by rules, so there's no manual remove option.  The team's avatar is changed separately — see the Setting a Team Avatar article. 