Managing Permissions
This guide covers how to add new admins, edit existing permissions, and remove admin access in ChurchNET.
Note: Only App Admins can manage permissions. If you do not see the Admin Permissions screen, contact your church's App Admin.
Opening the Admin Permissions Screen
- Open the Admin Hub from the home screen
- Tap Admin Permissions
You will see a list of all users who currently have any admin role (App Admin or Module Admin).
Adding a New Admin
- Tap the + icon in the top-right corner
- Search for a user by name
- Select the user from the search results
- The permission editor dialog will open
- Configure their permissions (see below)
- Save your changes
Editing Permissions
Tap an existing admin in the list to open the permission editor dialog. From here you can adjust their access level.
Setting App Admin
- Toggle App Admin on to grant full access to all modules and settings
- When App Admin is enabled, all module checkboxes are automatically checked and locked — an App Admin always has access to everything
Setting Module Admin
- Toggle App Admin off to configure per-module access
- Individually check or uncheck each module to grant or revoke admin access for that module
- A user can have admin access to any combination of modules
Removing Admin Access
To remove all admin access from a user:
- Tap the user in the admin list
- Turn off App Admin (if enabled)
- Uncheck all module permissions
- Save your changes
The user will be removed from the admin list and will return to regular member access.
Real-Time Updates
Permission changes take effect immediately. There is no need for the affected user to restart the app — ChurchNET uses real-time listeners to update permissions as soon as they are saved.
Demo Account Restriction
Permissions cannot be changed for the demo user account. If you are using a demo church, the demo user's permissions are locked and cannot be modified.
Related Articles
- Admin Permissions Overview — Understanding permission levels
- Module Permissions — Full list of grantable modules