You can define whether content published by the network or local administrators can be modified by the local operators. For example, you may want to define that marketing messages from headquarters should not be altered by people on site.
This can be done in the Admin Dashboard at the User or User Group level by assigning the Can edit admin messages permission.
Note: The Domain Admin page can only be accessed by users assigned the Administrator page access. See Level of Access.
You can access the Domain Dashboard by clicking the Publish Admin link in any of the Broadsign Publish pages:
The Domain Dashboard opens:
If you want to give your users the possibility to modify content published by the network or local administrators, you must assign them the Can edit admin messages permission. Users without this permission will see the messages with the 
icon.
Note: Administrators and Network Operators typically have the Can edit admin messages permission. For more information, see Assets Permissions.
To assign the edit admin message permission:
- Using the admin login, go to the Dashboard.
- Under Accounts, click Users. The Users page opens.
- On the Users page, click a user to which assign permissions.
- Under Permissions, navigate to the Permissions section.
- Select the Messages | Can edit admin messages permission and move it to the Chosen permissions section.
- Click one of the Save buttons:
- Save and add another: Saves the current user settings and prompts you to add another.
- Save and continue editing: Saves the current user settings and allows you to continue editing it.
- Save: Saves your changes and returns you to the Users page.
Tip: You can also assign the permission to a User Group.
The Change user page opens.
