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Chief Management Hub

Overview of the 10 management tabs available to Chiefs and Elders.

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In short: The management hub is where you run your tribe. As Chief, you have access to 10 tabs covering seekers, members, applications, extensions, the initiation path, challenges, the library, analytics, payment settings, and general settings. Elders have access to most of these.

The management hub is your control center. Access it from the Manage Tribe button in the Settings tab of your tribe page. Each tab handles a different aspect of running the tribe. Chiefs have access to everything. Elders have access to Seekers, Members, Applications, Extensions, Challenges, and Library; Path, Analytics, Payment, and Settings are Chief only.

The 10 Tabs

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Seekers
View active seekers on the initiation path. Review their progress, approve or reject completed steps, grant deadline extensions.
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Members
See all tribe members with their role, status, specializations, and warning count. Promote, demote, or remove members.
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Applications
Review applications from people who want to become Chief (for tribes seeking a new Chief).
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Extensions
Handle deadline extension requests from seekers who need more time on the initiation path.
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Path
Design and edit the initiation path. Add, reorder, or remove steps. Set verification types, time limits, and reviewers for each step.
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Challenges
Create and manage tribe challenges. Set the type, metric, dates, and rules. View active and past challenges.
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Library
Curate the tribe resource library. Add workouts, exercises, courses, articles, and links. Pin important items.
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Analytics
Track tribe health — member growth, active count, seeker conversion rate, average path completion time, top contributors, at-risk members, and more.
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Payment
Configure paid tribe settings. Set subscription price, choose which features are free vs. paid, manage the product listing.
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Settings
General tribe configuration — name, description, tribal code, colors, visibility, application method, inactivity rules, and governance settings.

Chief vs. Elder Access

Elders can manage seekers, review path steps, handle extensions, manage the library, and create challenges. Only the Chief can change payment settings, governance configuration, and core tribe settings like visibility and application method.

Delegate day-to-day management to Elders so you can focus on tribe culture and direction.

Check the Analytics tab regularly. The at-risk members count and seeker conversion rate tell you how healthy your tribe is.

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