At Equip, we understand that different organizations have unique ways of referring to their team members and participants. To accommodate this diversity, we've implemented a flexible naming system for key roles within our platform.

Depending on your account type, you may notice that the terms used for certain roles vary. This adaptive approach ensures that the language used in Equip aligns with your organization's specific context and terminology.

The "Admin" role remains consistent across all account types. Admins are the primary managers of your Equip account, responsible for overseeing operations and settings.

The term used for the "Student" role can vary based on your account type:

This role generally refers to the primary beneficiaries or participants in your program.

Similarly, the "Mentor" role may be referred to differently:

This role typically represents individuals who provide guidance, support, or oversight to the students/consumers.

Our system automatically adjusts the terminology based on your account type. For example, if you're using a Family account, you'll see "Explorer" instead of "Student" and "Supporter" instead of "Mentor" throughout the platform.

While the terms may change, the fundamental roles and permissions associated with each remain consistent across account types. This ensures that the core functionality of Equip remains stable and predictable, regardless of the terminology used.

By adapting to your preferred terminology, Equip aims to provide a more personalized and intuitive experience for all users, regardless of their organizational context.