Team Management
Team management allows school administrators to control who has access to Junipa and what they can do within the platform. Each staff member is assigned a role that determines their level of access.
Roles
Junipa uses three roles for school-level users:
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Admin | Full access to all features, including administration, student management, reporting, and team management. |
| Teacher | Can view assigned students on the dashboard and record evidence for those students. Cannot access administration or team management. |
| Case Manager | Can manage assigned students, record evidence with additional detail, and view evidence history. Has broader student access than Teachers but cannot access administration settings. |
Adding a Team Member
- Navigate to Administration > Team Management.
- Click Add Team Member.
- Enter the staff member's details:
- Full Name
- Email Address (this will be their login)
- Select a Role from the dropdown (Admin, Teacher, or Case Manager).
- Click Save.
The staff member will receive an email invitation with instructions to set up their account and log in.
Updating a Team Member's Role
- Navigate to Administration > Team Management.
- Find the team member in the list.
- Click on their name to open their profile.
- Change the Role dropdown to the new role.
- Click Save.
The change takes effect immediately. The team member's access will be updated the next time they load a page.
Removing Access
To remove a staff member's access to Junipa:
- Navigate to Administration > Team Management.
- Find the team member in the list.
- Click on their name to open their profile.
- Click Remove Access or Deactivate.
- Confirm the action.
note
Removing a team member's access does not delete any evidence they have recorded. All evidence remains attributed to them in the audit trail.
Best Practices
- Review team access regularly -- Remove access for staff who have left the school or changed roles.
- Use the appropriate role -- Only assign Admin access to staff who need to manage settings and team members. Most teaching staff should be assigned the Teacher or Case Manager role.
- Ensure at least two Admins -- Having more than one administrator ensures access to settings is maintained if one admin is unavailable.