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PoliteMail User Roles
Learn PoliteMail user roles—SysAdmin, Admin, Manager, and User—with access levels for content, lists, reports, and sharing across teams and groups.
Creating the Admin User
Learn how to create an Administrator user if you have an on-premises installation of PoliteMail.
Changing User Roles
Learn how a PoliteMail Admin can update user roles for their organization.
Adding, Replacing, Migrating, and Deleting Users
Learn how to add, migrate, or delete PoliteMail users, manage licenses, and transfer data securely while maintaining group roles and SSO settings.
Creating Groups
Organize PoliteMail content by Region or Business Group to control sharing access, manage subgroups, and streamline collaboration across teams.
How do I transfer data to a new user without losing information?
In order to transfer to a new user without losing their information, you will want to follow the instruction in this article: Adding, Replacing, Migrating, and Deleting Users . ...
Share Templates with Groups or Unassigned
Learn how to control email template sharing and ownership in PoliteMail. Manage user permissions, group access, and content visibility settings.
How to Unlock Users
Learn how to unlock a locked PoliteMail user, reset passwords, and send setup emails to restore access for password‑authenticated accounts.
Resetting Passwords
PoliteMail Admins can reset user passwords and send setup emails securely. Follow these steps to restore access or update credentials quickly.
Non-Admin Access to All Email Send Stats
Users will only be able to see metric reports for messages they have sent. Only Admins can see stats for all email sends.
What does it mean if a User is marked Inactive?
Learn how to manage user accounts by marking them as inactive. Inactive users can't log in, don't count toward licenses, but their content remains visible.
Move a User Between PoliteMail Tenants
Manage multiple PoliteMail tenants securely. Learn how to move users, export and import content, and organize teams across separate environments.