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What is the difference between Super Admin and Admin?

1 min read Updated Oct 2026 5 articles in Team

Super Admin and Admin are administrative roles. Your assigned role and its permissions determine which account, brand and team actions you can use; the names alone are not a complete permissions checklist.

Check a member’s role

  1. Confirm the selected brand.
  2. Open Workspace → Settings → Teams.
  3. Read the member’s Role in Team Management.
  4. Open Permissions in the Settings sidebar to inspect the available role permissions.
1: Workspace and Settings navigation. 2: Teams section. 3: Actual member, email, role, status and available actions. 4: Invite Team Member.
1: Workspace and Settings navigation. 2: Teams section. 3: Actual member, email, role, status and available actions. 4: Invite Team Member.

The example member has SUPER ADMIN and is the signed-in user, so the Actions column shows N/A. This is an account example, not a role assignment instruction.

What affects the available controls?

Inviting and managing members requires team-management permission. Ordinary team-member deactivation is disabled for administrative roles. Your own member row does not offer a deactivation action.

Do not assume that another administrator has the same brand access or every permission you have. Check the relevant permission and brand membership when a control is missing or disabled. Plan availability can also affect access to a feature.

See Team Management and Member information.