Which user role allows for basic management of Topic Profiles without admin privileges?

The role of a Full User is designed to provide individuals with the capability to manage Topic Profiles without granting them full administrative privileges. This means users in this role can perform essential functions related to the oversight and organization of Topic Profiles, such as creating, editing, and managing these profiles effectively.

While other roles may have varying levels of access that could include more extensive permissions or restrictions, the Full User role strikes a balance by empowering users to be actively engaged in profile management while still maintaining a layer of oversight typically associated with admin roles. This allows for a structured approach to managing social media data, ensuring that users can contribute to social strategy without the complexities that come with broader administrative responsibilities.

The Basic User role typically has more limited access, lacking the functionality required to manage Topic Profiles fully. The Super User role often has additional capabilities beyond those available to Full Users, potentially leading to confusion regarding role responsibilities. The Admin Only designation is the most restrictive and is reserved solely for administrative tasks, making it unsuitable for basic management tasks.