Roles and permissions

Our platform uses a role-based access control system to manage user permissions within organizations and workspaces. This ensures that members have the appropriate access and permissions to carry out their tasks while keeping your data secure and organized.

Users can have one of three roles within an organization or workspace: owner, manager, or maintainer. Each of these roles has a set of permissions that allow users to perform specific tasks, as outlined below.

Organization

At the organization level, the roles define the level of control a member has over an entire organization, its settings, workspaces, and security management.

Roles

There are three distinct roles at the organization level:

• Owner: full access to the organization, including settings, workspaces, and security management privileges
• Manager: full access to the organization but no destructive or security management privileges
• Maintainer: can manage workspace resources, except for settings and members.

A user can have different roles in an organization and in each of its workspaces. However, users who have access to an organization can also access all its workspaces. To limit their access to specific workspaces, you can add them as workspace members instead of organization members.

Permissions

The table below shows the available permissions per role within your organization:

Workspace

At the workspace level, the roles define the level of control a member has over a workspace, its settings, and resources.

Roles

The roles are the same as the organization roles, but with the following differences:

• Owner: full access to the workspace, including settings, applications, and security management privileges
• Manager: full access to the workspace but no destructive or security management privileges
• Maintainer: can manage workspace resources, except for settings and members.

Permissions

The table below shows the available permissions per role within your workspace: