The built-in roles
Each role can do everything the role to its left can do.
Every plan includes custom roles, factory access and single sign-on. The audit log and management API keys need an Enterprise plan. See Plans and limits.
You cannot remove the last owner of an organization.
Every active member is billed, whatever their role. See Billed members.
The Disabled role
A member with the Disabled role has no access and is not billed. The role menus in the dashboard do not offer it. You set it with the Organization API. To give a disabled member a role again, open Organization settings → Members. Then choose Re-enable in the member’s menu.Custom roles
A custom role is a named set of permissions that you choose. Use one when no built-in role fits. Owners and admins create custom roles. A custom role can hold only permissions that you hold yourself. To create a custom role:- Open the account menu at the bottom left, then choose Organization settings → Roles.
- Choose Create a role.
- Enter a Role name. Use letters, numbers and dashes, up to 100 characters.
- Enter a description of up to 500 characters in Description (optional), or leave it empty.
- Select the permissions the role needs. When a permission requires another one, the form selects that one too.
- Choose Create role.
Factory access
A member holds their organization role on every factory. You can limit a member to the factories you choose, and give them a different role on each.- Open the account menu at the bottom left, then choose Organization settings → Members.
- Choose the menu at the end of the member’s row, then Manage factory access.
- Turn on Restrict to specific factories.
- Turn on each factory the member needs.
- Choose the member’s role on each factory: Read, Write, Admin or a custom role.
- A factory role replaces the member’s organization role on that factory. It does not add to it.
- A restricted member sees only the factories you turn on. With none turned on, the member has no factory access.
- An owner keeps the Owner role on every factory. You cannot restrict an owner.
- Actions on the organization, such as inviting members, still follow the organization role.
Audit log
The audit log records changes to access. These include invites, role changes, changes to factory access, API key changes and refused attempts. Nobody can edit or delete an entry. The audit log needs an Enterprise plan. Open Organization settings → Audit log to filter the entries by action and target, or choose Export CSV. To read the log from a script, see Audit log in the Organization API.Next steps
- Invite your team to give members a role.
- Set up single sign-on so members sign in with your identity provider.