Who's Who - Missing or Insufficient Permissions

If you are getting the error missing or insufficient permissions when trying to load the Who's Who, it is likely due to the security restrictions in the app. We allow anyone to download the app and see the public information about the event, but restrict the Who's Who list to those who have registered.

The main reason why registered members are getting this error is that the email associated with their account on the app is different from the email address in the Who's Who. For example, many IB registrants use their work email in the Who's Who but then use their personal email address to sign into the app. This is especially true when social login (google, linkedin, apple) is used and the email associated with that account is not the same as the email in the Who's Who.

There are 2 ways to fix the problem. The first is to login using the email from the Who's Who. The second is to manually provide permission for the email address used to log into the app by sending your name and the email address to permission to lcheung@tactico.com.


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