Maestro has a handful of settings that are responsible for most of the access that any given User will be given throughout the app. This article will give a high-level overview of each, along with some common workflows where they are required.

The role that a User is granted will dictate they types of activities they can perform in Maestro. There is a level of customizability possible with each (see Role Permissions) and some rules about the tickets each has access to (see Access To Tickets). But at a base level, here are the roles, in descending order of access:

Each role can have its permissions customized over several dimensions. This is configured in the Role Permissions tab of the User Roles page. Those dimensions are:

Determines whether a role has the ability to see QA scores. Users can select:

Determines whether a role has the ability to see the grader on a ticket. Users can select:

Determines whether a role has the ability to create or edit QA scores. Users can select:

Determines whether a role has the ability to view completed Calibrations

Note: No user has the ability to view other Users' Individual Calibrations outside of the context of the Final Calibration.

Determines whether a role has the ability to create or edit Calibrations

This column highlights a role's ability to see tickets in Maestro. This includes:

All Agents

Will have access to all tickets due to their standard access to the All Agents Agent Group

Users in Their Groups

Will have access to tickets that include Agents they have access to via Agent Groups

Only Themselves

Will only have access to their own tickets, if their User Account is properly linked to their Agent profile

In order to see an Agent and their associated data (e.g., QA scores, tickets, Coaching dashboard), and to be able to grade them, a user must have access to that Agent via an Agent Group.

Agents can be placed into Agent Groups for logical groupings (e.g., BPO teams, Region-based teams, a specific Manager's team, etc.). To give a user access to the Agents in those Agent Groups, navigate to the User Accounts tab under User Roles and add for each user, as desired.

In addition to having access to Agents via Agent Groups, a user can also be linked to their own Agent profile. Doing this associates a User Account (your account for Maestro) with an Agent profile (your account for your Help Desk) and allows a user to automatically see any data associated with Agent profile (e.g., QA scores, Coaching Sessions).

The most common use-case for this is to link an Agent's Maestro User Account to their own Agent profile. Since the Agent role cannot have access to Agent Groups, this is the only means to associate an Agent role with an Agent profile and, thus, allow them to see their own data.

Note: Agent and Limited Agent User Accounts are only available in our Professional package

To link an Agent profile to a User Account, go to Settings > User Roles > User Accounts and click Link Agent for the targeted user.

From the resulting pop-up window, select the Agent profile you wish to link and click Connect Agent to User

In order to grade or view data for other users in Maestro, a user must have access to them via User Groups. The most common use-cases would be to grade a Grader via Grader QA and see other Graders' data in Reporting.

To give a user access to users in User Groups, navigate to the User Accounts tab under User Roles and add for each user, as desired.

To learn more about User Groups, check out this article 👇

https://help.maestroqa.com/en/articles/5149644-user-groups-in-maestroqa

In order to view grades in Maestro, you must have access to the Rubric used to grade a ticket. The same holds true for Graders looking to grade a ticket with a particular Rubric.

To give users access to a Rubric, navigate to Settings > Rubrics > and choose Edit Access for the specific Rubric. Note that there are separate sections for Agent and Non-Agent user access.

The three options are:

In addition to the primary means of access control listed above, there are additional access controls on the Settings > User Roles > Role Permissions page. Here you can set additional permissions around features like:

We'll be releasing an article highlighting the settings on that page soon. Check back for updates!

Coming soon

We'll also be releasing an article detailing some common permissions-related issues. Check back for updates!