Permissions
What each team member permission actually grants - and when to use Super Admin.
Every team member gets a set of per-area permissions, most with None / Read / Write levels. Read means they can look; Write means they can change things. Grant the minimum that lets them do their job - you can always add more later.
The permissions
| Permission | Grants |
|---|---|
| Controls | Skip, pause, and manage the TTS and media queues |
| Manual tips ⚠ | Insert a manual tip or media request straight into the queue (no payment; never counted in totals) |
| Stream info ⚠ | Edit your Twitch stream title, category, and tags |
| TTS settings | Voice, speed, pitch, and TTS configuration |
| Media settings | Media request settings |
| Word filter ⚠ | Add, remove, and manage filtered words |
| Bans | Ban and unban users and videos |
| Refunds ⚠ | View and process refund requests |
| Reports ⚠ | Read: view income totals and download tip reports. Write: generate and delete them |
| Alerts | Alert settings for Twitch and Kick events (follows, subs, and the rest) |
| Channel Points | Map channel point rewards to actions |
| Overlay | Overlay positioning and tip goal settings |
| Bot | Bot commands and chat bot settings |
| Branding | The look and copy of your tip page |
| Payments ⚠ | Stripe, PayPal, and payment processor settings |
The ⚠ ones deserve a second thought before granting - they touch money, your stream, or what’s allowed on it.
Super Admin
The Super Admin toggle grants full access to everything, including adding, removing, and editing other team members. When it’s on, the individual permissions above are irrelevant. Reserve it for people you’d trust with the whole channel.