What is the difference between Admins, Members, and Integration Users?
Last updated: February 3, 2026
Pylon offers two default user roles: Member and Admin. Each role has different permissions and access levels within the workspace.
To create more roles with finer grained permissions, see our Custom Roles feature.
Member Permissions
Members have access to most features of the platform.
Admin Permissions
Admins have additional capabilities beyond those of regular members. These include:
Access to workspace-level settings
Access to security settings
Ability to install and uninstall apps
Ability to publish knowledge base articles
Ability to delete issues and accounts
Access to powerful developer features like creating API tokens
Permission to invite other users as admins
Admin Permissions
Integration users
This third role you may see in Pylon labels all people whose names show up in Pylon (e.g.. they have responded to customer issues in Slack) but do not have access to Pylon web. We must represent these people as Pylon users for referencing throughout our web app, but they do not have Admin/Member permissions, hence this third role