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Permissions

Control which users can view and edit SEO settings, defaults, content, and redirects.

Granular permissions require the Pro edition.

Advanced SEO adds four permissions under the Advanced SEO group:

Permission
Description

configure seo

Full access to all SEO settings, defaults, configuration, redirects, and the SEO tab on entries and terms.

edit seo defaults

Edit collection and taxonomy defaults, and access the SEO tab on entries and terms.

edit seo content

Access the SEO tab on entries and terms.

manage redirects

View and manage redirects and redirect errors for sites the user can access.

Super users always have full access regardless of permissions.

How Permissions Work

Site Defaults

Only users with the configure seo permission can edit site defaults.

Collection & Taxonomy Defaults

Users need the configure seo or edit seo defaults permission and Statamic's native permission for the corresponding content type. For example, to edit SEO defaults for the Pages collection, a user needs edit seo defaults plus either Statamic's configure collections or edit pages entries permission. Accessing the configuration requires configure seo and the native configure collections or configure taxonomies permission.

SEO Tab on Entries & Terms

The configure seo, edit seo defaults, and edit seo content permissions grant access to the SEO tab. Additionally, the collection or taxonomy must have its Editable toggle enabled.

Redirects

Users need the configure seo or manage redirects permission to access redirects and redirect errors. They must also have access to the relevant Statamic site. In multi-site setups, listings, imports, exports, and bulk actions are limited to the sites each user can access.

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