Sharing a profile with your team

Add teammates to a profile and choose what each of them can do: owner, manager, analytics viewer or viewer.

Most venues and production companies aren't a one-person operation. You can add other Spotagig users to a profile and give each of them exactly as much access as they need — without handing over your password.

Adding a teammate

  1. Open the profile's settings Go to the settings for the profile you want to share and find Team Management.
  2. Add the member Click Add Team Member, pick the person under User, choose their Role, and confirm with Add Member.
  3. Adjust later Use Change Role to promote or demote someone, or Remove to end their access entirely.
They need an account first You can only add people who already have a Spotagig account, so ask them to sign up before you go looking for them in the list.

What each role can do

Role Can do
Owner Everything: edit the profile, view analytics, manage the team, and delete or transfer the profile.
Manager Edit the profile and its events, and view analytics. Can't manage the team or delete the profile.
Analytics Viewer View the profile and its analytics. Can't change anything.
Viewer View the profile only.

The person who created the profile is its Profile Owner and always keeps full access — they can't be removed from their own profile.

Which role should I pick? Manager is the right answer for anyone actually running shows with you — it covers editing events, spots and lineups. Analytics Viewer suits a marketing freelancer who needs the numbers but shouldn't touch the listings.

What team access covers

A role applies to one profile. If you run a venue and a producer profile and want someone on both, add them to each.

Managers of a producer profile can manage that producer's events, including spots, lineups and the green room. For working with a separate production company on a single show, use co-producers instead — it's scoped to that one event rather than your whole profile.

Payment settings stay with the account Adding someone to your team doesn't give them access to your Stripe connection or payouts — see getting paid.