What's changed with initiatives

Last updated: August 11, 2026

Tigerhall now organises content into initiatives — self-contained programs, each with their own content, members, roles and reporting.

If you used Tigerhall before this change, here's what's different.

Nothing was lost

Your content, users, groups and reports are all intact. Your existing content now sits in an initiative called General, which every organization starts with. It behaves exactly as it did before.

The four real changes

1. Content administration is scoped to an initiative. Approvals, topics, actions, content and reporting now sit inside a specific initiative rather than in one organization-wide area. You choose which initiative you're working in using the switcher in the sidebar.

2. Old admin links redirect. They don't break. Section links take you to your active initiative; links to a specific piece of content take you to the initiative that owns it. See Where things moved.

3. There's a new set of roles, assigned per initiative. Initiative Owner, Initiative Editor, Viewer, Content Creator, Content Approver and Topic Content Creator are all assigned within a single initiative. Someone can hold different roles in different programs. Organization admin remains organization-wide. See Initiative roles and permissions.

4. Members see only the initiatives they belong to. A participant's view is scoped to the programs they've been enrolled in, through an organization group or a dynamic audience.

What this makes possible

Separate programs properly. Leadership development, compliance and sales onboarding can each have their own owner, their own members and their own reporting, without content leaking between them.

Delegate without giving away the organization. An initiative owner can run their program end to end without organization admin rights.

Build privately. A new initiative starts unpublished, and its content stays hidden from members until you publish — even from people who can normally see drafts. You can build a whole program before anyone sees it.

Report per program. Reporting is scoped to the initiative, so completion and engagement figures answer questions about that program.