Teams
Teams enable organizational grouping and access control for projects. Multiple teams can exist within a workspace, allowing different research groups to manage their projects independently while sharing platform resources.
How it works
Teams contain members with defined roles: Admin, Member, or Viewer. Projects are assigned to teams, and team membership determines project access. The team switcher allows quick navigation between teams, with an All Teams view showing projects across all accessible teams.
Team statistics track member count and project count. Projects can be moved between teams, and unassigned projects appear in a separate section on the dashboard.
Team roles
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Lead | Full access to manage team settings, members, and projects. Can create, edit, delete projects within the team. |
| Member | Can view and edit projects assigned to the team. Cannot manage team settings or members. |
Related features
Teams connect to Projects for organizational grouping. The Team Switcher in navigation enables quick context switching. Team settings pages allow member management and configuration. Projects inherit team context for access control.