How Can I Add Users/Set Permissions in Ekklesia 360?
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You can sign into Ekklesia 360 at https://my.ekklesia360.com and click on the 'Sign in with Monk ID' button. If you are having problems getting logged in with your new Monk ID account, please contact your Onboarding Specialist. Adding and updating your account info
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Login to Ekklesia 360 CMS. In the blue top navigation bar click >PEOPLE Click on >filters and under >Access filter click by >client sites only This displays a list of members who have access to login to your website but do not have access to login to the CMS. To add or remove a members ability to login to your site:
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How Can I Add Users/Set Permissions in Ekklesia 360?
Use a Password Manager and Not Seeing Your Password? To improve user experience we've updated the MonkID URL from "monkid.com" to "monkid.ekklesia360.com" which may result in your password management tool not knowing your login for this page.
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It's because of questions like these, we're excited to introduce the Ekklesia 360 Training Videos! These videos provide easy-to-follow visual steps for Ekklesia 360 CMS users to easily and effectively accomplish their goals for the site. "The new training videos allow new and existing users the ability to learn content we receive the most.
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Allow login to yourchurchwebsite.com - If your site features a login feature on the website itself, this person will be able to log in and see the content. Allow login to my.ekklesia360.com - This will provide the member access to the CMS so they can make changes to the content on your website.
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1. What's the difference between site administrators and members? And how do I add them? A "member" is a user of your website whose information is stored somewhere on the front-end of your website's login. A "site administrator," however, is someone who has access to all of the modules in your back-end CMS.
