What is the minimum administrator role needed to invite a user to be an administrator of an organization?

The minimum administrator role required to invite a user to be an administrator of an organization is the Super user role. This designation typically grants the user comprehensive permissions to manage various aspects of the organization, including user management and role assignments.

A Super user has the authority to invite other users to take on administrative roles, change permissions, and configure settings across the organization. This level of access is crucial for maintaining security and ensuring that only certain individuals can assign sensitive roles to others.

In contrast, roles such as Site admin, Network operator, and Read-only user do not typically have the same level of permissions. A Site admin may manage site-specific configurations but lacks the overarching permissions to invite organization-wide administrators. A Network operator generally focuses on monitoring and managing network operations without the ability to manage user roles, and a Read-only user can access information but not make changes or invite other users. Thus, the Super user role is essential for this specific administrative action.