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Giving someone admin rights

Make members admins and take the rights away again — and what admins in cori are actually allowed to do.

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As soon as a choir grows, looking after everything on your own stops being fun. Admin rights bring you support: admins take care of members, songs, sheet music and appointments — just like you do.

Admin rights go a long way

In cori, admins can do practically everything the choir leadership can — including deleting the entire choir, managing the subscription and even appointing a new choir leadership. Only give them to people you'd trust with the choir. See Roles and permissions in the choir.

Granting admin rights

1
Open the member list

Go to Choir and find the person in the list.

2
Open the menu

Tap or click the ⋮ next to their name.

3
Choose “Add admin rights”

The rights apply immediately. The person also gets an email from cori telling them what they can now do on top.

Taking admin rights away again

Same route — in the ⋮ menu the entry is then called Remove admin rights. The person stays a perfectly normal member of the choir and keeps access to songs, sheet music, appointments and chats. They only lose the management rights.

What admins can do on top

Compared with a normal member, they mainly gain the ability to:

  • Invite and remove members and change their voice pitch
  • Grant and remove admin rights
  • Create, edit and delete songs, sheet music and setlists
  • Create, change and cancel appointments
  • Upload to the Drive, create folders and set visibilities
  • Write messages, even when members aren't allowed to
How many admins make sense?

At least one besides you — otherwise the choir grinds to a halt while you're on holiday or ill. In most choirs two or three are plenty: one looking after sheet music, one after scheduling, say. More admins mainly means more people who can accidentally do something far-reaching.

What's next?

More in Choir & members
Roles and permissions in a choir

Choir director, admin and member — who's allowed to do what in cori, and why admin rights mean more than you'd think.

Transferring choir leadership

Handing leadership of the choir to another member — what changes as a result and why you can't simply take it back.

The choir overview

What's on the choir page — member list, settings, invitation link and, in the app, subscription status and the Drive.

Changing your choir settings

Default appointment confirmation, shared annotations, name and description — where the settings live, who's allowed to change them and what works on which platform.

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