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Mapping Roles and Access in LemonadeLXP

Once you've selected your governance model, it's time to assign roles and permissions to your internal teams.

Updated over 10 months ago

LemonadeLXP offers flexible role-based access that aligns well with financial institutions.

This article walks you through the key roles, recommended mappings, and best practices for managing access.


🧩 LemonadeLXP User Roles

Role

Capabilities

Admin

Full access: manage users, content, analytics, and system settings

Publisher

Publish or unpublish Steps and Courses

Step Creator

Create and edit Steps (cannot publish)

Learner

Access assigned or available training

🔐 Only Super Admins can assign roles. Keep this restricted to a small number of trusted team members.


🏦 Typical Role Mapping by Department

Department

Suggested Role(s)

Why

L&D / CoE

Admin, Publisher

Manages governance, publishing, and QA

Compliance / Legal

Publisher (or Reviewer offline)

Final content approval before publishing

SMEs / Product / Ops

Step Creator

Create draft Steps based on expertise

Digital / Branch Ops / Marketing

Step Creator

Support content creation and localization

HR / People Team

Step Creator, Publisher

Onboarding and soft skill training content

🧠 Tip: Start small—assign Step Creator roles first, then expand to Publishers as trust and skills grow.


🔄 Role Assignment Best Practices

  • Maintain a shared access tracker by department

  • Review permissions quarterly as part of content governance reviews

  • Provide short onboarding or guides for each role type

  • Don’t grant publishing rights without QA or content training

📎 Bonus: Link to internal job aids or how-to articles for each role to support new contributors.


📌 Next Step:

Now that roles are mapped, learn how each department contributes to content creation in Understanding Department Responsibilities.

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