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Roles and permissions

Give people the access their work calls for.

One collaborator needs a document. Another project holds files they have no reason to see. Review each member’s role and permissions before you share the work.

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Member role settings and the workspace permissions for storage, contacts, Work Hub and documents.
Permissions are grouped by area, including storage, contacts, the Work Hub and documents.
Step by step

Give each person the access their work calls for

  1. Identify the area where the person will work.

  2. Review their workspace role and project permissions.

  3. Revisit access when the assignment ends or changes.

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Project settings for a space, including working days and time format.
Project settings for a space, including working days and time format.
Roles and permissions

In day-to-day work

The right access for the job

When someone joins, review their access to the workspace and project, including their permissions for tasks, documents and files.

The people on this project

Choose the workspace members who will work on this project. You can look at the project membership when you need to know who’s involved.

A home for each project

Name the project, describe the outcome and set its working days. The team can add its tasks there as the work takes shape.

Before you start

A few good questions.

Where do I check project-specific access?

Open the member’s project permissions and inspect the relevant area, such as tasks, files or documents.

What should I prepare before inviting someone?

Identify the workspace, project and access level they need. A first task with a clear owner gives them a useful starting point.

GGyess WorkSuite

Bring people in with the right access.

Start on the free plan. Invite your team when you’re ready.

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