Content owner · access control

Users & roles

Everyone signs in through Cisco SSO and belongs to exactly one organization and one role. Role decides what they can do: sellers create meetings and submit answers but never read responses back; admins author questions and read submitted responses. Change a role to change capabilities.

Total users 6

Cisco 1 Partner 3 Admin 2

Active 4 Signed in within 30 days

Invited 1 SSO link sent · not yet accepted

Organizations 3 Cisco · Northwind Partners · Helios Advisory

People

6 users

Name	Organization	Role	Status	Last active
ML Marcus Lee· you marcus.lee@cisco.com	CiscoInternal	Admin	Active	19 Jun, 15:44
PN Priya Nair priya.nair@northwind-partners.com	Northwind PartnersPartner org	Partner seller	Active	19 Jun, 14:08
TH Tom Halloran tom.halloran@cisco.com	CiscoInternal	Cisco seller	Active	19 Jun, 11:52
SR Sofia Reyes sofia.reyes@northwind-partners.com	Northwind PartnersPartner org	Partner seller	Active	18 Jun, 17:20
DA Devin Alvarez devin.alvarez@helios-advisory.com	Helios AdvisoryPartner org	Partner seller	Invited	Never signed in
RC Rachel Cho rachel.cho@cisco.com	CiscoInternal	Admin	Disabled	04 Apr, 09:15

One role per user. Sellers write only — they create meetings and submit answers but cannot read responses back. Admins author questions and read submitted responses; drafts stay hidden until a seller submits. Disabling a user blocks sign-in but preserves everything they have already submitted.

Mockup · Admin user & role management. Reflects: SSO identities, exactly one org + one role per user, role-to-capability mapping (sellers write-only, admins read submitted responses), invite / disable lifecycle, and the self-row guarded against role change.