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Additional role needed for someone to be able to moderate all questions

Jas1

When we run webinars we often have 100s and 100s of questions submitted by our over 1k attendees.
At the moment in order to see all questions we have to give org roles out to moderators, which in terms allows them too much access to our webinars.
Can a role not be created/amended where someone is just on to moderate/assign and answer questions only. The current panellist role is not enough as they cannot see all questions as they come in

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GTWandGTSUser

This would be a much welcomed feature! It is always scary giving someone else co-organizer privileges, as they can both start the webinar too early or end it for everyone.

Jas1

Hi @GlennD thanks for the quick response . Yes i understand the co org role, however a co org has too much control in the webinar as they have access to features we do not want them to have especially the ability to start and end the webinar .The panellist role has what we need but they cannot access all the questions unless they are assigned to them . There's a missed opportunity for a role to be created with panellist permissions only but with addition of seeing all questions as they come in or just a role where they can only see the questions coming in maybe ? The current permissions are good when you do not have 100s and 100s of questions coming in

GlennD

Hi @Jas1,

The Co-organizer role has always been used for this purpose in GoTo Webinar. You can either add them when scheduling or promote a Panelist or Attendee to the role. They can see all of the questions and assign them to the appropriate Panelist to answer, or answer the question themselves.

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