Organizational-Level Permissions

Managing permissions at the organizational level is divided into four main roles, each with its own capabilities and restrictions.

Each role is designed to address different needs within an organization, enabling efficient and hierarchical management of projects and members.

  1. Organization Administrator:

    • The organization administrator has the highest level of access. They can manage the entire organization and have visibility over all projects. This role is essential for users who need complete control over the organization and its projects.

  2. Workspace Manager:

    • This role allows for managing settings and members within a workspace as well as all child workspaces. It's ideal for users who need to manage specific aspects of the organization without having access to all administrative settings.

  3. Organization Member:

    • Organization members can create and manage their projects. This role offers flexibility for managing projects without the full responsibility of organization administration.

  4. Organization Guest:

    • This role allows the user to simply view their projects within the organization.

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      The guest role is the only one that is free. Within a project, it corresponds to the Restricted Guest role.

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User roles in projects

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