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Assign the Team Admin role in Hoopla

Give a team member the Team Admin role so they can manage team data and channels without full Admin access.

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If you are an Admin within Hoopla, you have the option to assign the Team Admin role to any of your Users. A Team Admin can manage their team’s data and channel configurations, just like an Admin, but are prevented from authorizing integrations, adding or deleting users, and adding licenses.

  1. Navigate to the Users & Teams section within Configure.

  2. Select the User to whom you want to assign the Team Admin role.

  3. Under the Admin section, check the box that says Allow user to be an Admin, and select the Team Admin button.

  4. Click Save.

What functionalities are Available for a Team Admin?

Section titled “What functionalities are Available for a Team Admin?”

We’ve introduced User-Level Permission Customization to give Admins more control over what each Team Admin can do inside the Hoopla platform. This ensures that roles are better aligned with responsibilities, improving security and usability.

All Team Admins (new and existing) now have an individual permissions panel.

⚠️ Important:

  • Current Team Admins will have all permissions enabled by default.

  • New Team Admins will follow the updated default configuration (detailed below).

Admins can update these settings per user via their profile.

What functionalities are Available for a Team Admin? — screenshot 1

  1. Go to Configuration → Users.

  2. Click on a Team Admin’s profile.

  3. Click “Set up permissions for user.”

  4. Toggle each permission based on what access this Team Admin should have.


CategoryPermissionWhat It Allows
User ManagementManage users (add, delete, update)Grants full user management rights. Disabled by default.
Edit profiles of existing players (limited)Can edit videos and songs in user profiles (not names or personal data). Enabled by default.
Data & InsightsAccess Data SectionView and configure data elements. Disabled by default.
Manage LeaderboardsView, edit, and delete leaderboards. Disabled by default.
IntegrationsAccess the Integrations pageAccess integrations setup. Disabled by default.
NewsflashesAccess & configure NewsflashesView, create, edit Newsflashes. Disabled by default.
Repost NewsflashesRepost existing content. Enabled by default.
ChallengesCreate and manage ChallengesFull access to Challenges section. Enabled by default.
Channels & StepsSet up channels & configure segmentsAdd/edit channels and segments (not delete). Enabled by default.
Add steps in channels:
• PostAdd post-style content
• VideoEmbed or upload videos
• Activity RecapShow performance or event summaries
• Calendar EventsSchedule visible event reminders
• Web PageEmbed web views
• MetricsAdd performance metrics
• Tips and TricksShare helpful guides
• Motivational QuotesAdd quote-based motivation
• LeaderboardsEmbed a leaderboard
• NewsflashReuse an existing Newsflash
• Data TableShow tabular data
• CountdownAdd timers for urgency
• Power BIAdd data visualizations from Power BI
MessagingPost messages to screens and appNo changes – controlled via Watcher role

ForNew Team Admins, these are the default permission states:

Team Admin — screenshot 2
  • Hidden buttons (like “Add” or “Repost”) and sections disappear from the UI.

  • Direct URL access shows: “You don’t have access to this page.”

  • Step options in channels are grayed out if permissions are disabled.

  • Types of user roles Compare the Admin, Team Admin, Player, and Fan roles in Hoopla.
  • Create teams Create, edit and delete teams, or sync them from Salesforce reports, so you can run team leaderboards and competitions.
  • Add users manually Add a single user to Hoopla, set their role and team, and see what happens after their invitation email is sent.
  • Team Admin permissions Choose which permissions Team Admins have and configure access for individual Team Admin users.

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