ACF: User Role Selector: Breakdown
The User Role Selector plugin makes it easy for administrators to determine which user roles and capabilities to assign to their users. Each assigned role offers a different set of capabilities that can be tailored to the individual user's needs. For example, a user could be given a “Contributor” role, which would grant them access to create and edit content, but no access to manage users or settings. The User Role Selector plugin also has the built-in option of allowing users the ability to assign custom roles, allowing for even more granular control over how users interact with your website.
The plugin also makes it easy for the administrator to assign permissions to specific content. For instance, if the user is assigned a “member” role, it can be specified whether they can edit, delete or publish certain content. This makes it easy for the administrator to easily assign permissions without having to manually assign each permission for each user.
In addition, the plugin provides the ability to set up multiple user profiles, making it simple to manage multiple users with the same user roles and capabilities. This is useful for sites that have users who are employed by more than one organization, and who therefore need access to different parts of the site. This feature also makes it easy to assign bulk roles and capabilities to groups of users, simplifying user management.