What do Workspace Roles grant users permission to do?

Workspace Roles grant users permission primarily to access social network data or social accounts. This means that users assigned specific roles can interact with and retrieve data from connected social networks, which is crucial for effective social media management and analytics. By having access, they can perform activities like monitoring brand mentions, analyzing engagement statistics, and managing social media campaigns.

In contrast, the other options relate more to different areas of functionality within the platform. For instance, the ability to create new Topic Profiles or manage organization settings generally requires different permissions that may not be available to all users depending on their Workspace Role. Similarly, editing user role details pertains to administrative capabilities that are typically restricted to higher-level users. Understanding these distinctions helps clarify the scope of permissions associated with Workspace Roles, emphasizing their primary focus on social data access.