How do I give someone administrator access?

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Sound familiar?

"My practice manager needs to be able to run all this, how do I let her in?" "Can our admin team use the platform without being listed as clinicians?" "How do I add another login that isn't a practitioner?" "Are there different permission levels?" Administrators are added on the Clinic Profile page, just below the clinical team.

What's happening

On the Clinic Profile page at https://content.co-kinetic.com/my-clinic/clinic-profile, below the Your Team panel of clinicians, there is a section for adding account administrators. Add the person there and they get access to run the practice's account 🔑.

Two things to know:

The Account Administrators section: current administrators listed, with name and email boxes to add and invite a new one

Why it works this way

In most practices the person driving the platform day to day is not a clinician: it is the practice manager or owner working through the plan, chasing profile completions and approving content. Keeping administrators separate from the clinical team keeps the model clean: clinicians power the content (their profiles, niches and authorship are what AI search reads), while administrators power the account. Mixing the two would put non-clinical staff into clinical machinery where they do not belong 🙂.

A clinician can also be an administrator: the practice owner who also treats patients is the classic case. And note the related but different control on each clinician's row: make owner, which transfers practice ownership rather than adding day-to-day access.

What to do now

  1. Open https://content.co-kinetic.com/my-clinic/clinic-profile.
  2. Scroll below the clinical team to the administrators section.
  3. Add the person's details: they get access at the single current level.
  4. If the person you are adding is a treating clinician who should also appear in content and on the team page, add them as a team member instead (see "How do I add a new team member?"), that covers both.

The question behind the question

"Can I limit what an administrator can do?" Not yet: one access level exists currently, so only add people you would trust with the whole account. If finer-grained roles matter to your practice, tell us in the chat: knowing real demand for it helps us plan.

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