Yammer verified admin and network administrators broken down along with group and user permissions all in a single spreadsheet. This should really help demystify permissions details. The intention of this document is to bring together what people learn organically with what the yammer tools provide.

1. Scenario
Member
Group Admin
Network Admin
Can create a message
x
x
x
Can upload and share a file
x
x
x
Can like or reply to any other users post x
x
x
Can create a poll
x
x
x
Can create an event
x
x
x
Can praise someone
x
x
x
Can instant message or send message to any member
x
x
x
Can configure subscription
x
x
x
Delete their own items
x
x
x
Can tag and add topics to messages of other users
x
x
x
Can create Notes and pages
x
x
x
Can create a group
x (depends on config)
x
x
Can invite new members
x (depends on config)
x (depends on config)
x
Invite other users
x (depends on config)
x (depends on config)
x
Can add third party apps
x (depends on config)
x (depends on config)
x
Configure security on group
x
x
Delete items
x (in group)
x
Post announcement
x (in group)
x
View simple reports & metrics
x (with ViewDo Labsx
app)
Monitor Keywords
x (with ViewDo Labsx
app)
Can Configure ability to add Third party Apps
x
Configure profile items (choose from list)
x
Can post All Network Announcement (that goes to email)
x
Add users
x
Remove users
x
Block users
x
Add other admins
x
Customize branding (logo and wording)
x
Manage features
x
Can export all user info including profile data
x
Configure Email and Subscription defaults
x
Add whitelisted domains
x
Configure Translation settings
x
Allow external sharing
x
Bulk update users
Integrate with AD/SharePoint
Export all data
Read messages in any private group!!
Configure security items
Setup Single Sign on
Configure Office365 to link to Yammer
Can edit their own items (no one can)
Verified Admin
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x (Additional setup required)
x (also requires Office 365 admin)
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