- Organization Roles (master permissions across all workspaces) — define a user’s global access to Gradial.
- Workspace Roles (granular permissions within a workspace) — define what a user can do inside a specific workspace.
Looking to add someone to your team? See Adding Team Members for step-by-step instructions on inviting users and configuring workspace access.
Organization Roles (Master Permissions)
- Org Owner is the primary Gradial user (super-admin). This ownership can be transferred but there can only ever be one Owner. This person holds the sole rights to delete the organization and permissions should be carefully managed accordingly.
- Org Admins have full access everywhere (all public + private workspaces), but cannot delete the organization.
- Org Members and Org Viewers have automatic access to public workspaces, but must be explicitly added to private workspaces.
Workspace Roles (Per Workspace)
- Org Admins inherit full workspace rights automatically.
- Org Members and Org Viewers gain access to all public workspaces; they must be added to private workspaces.
Managing Users
For step-by-step instructions on inviting users, granting workspace access, and changing roles, see Adding Team Members.Quick Notes
- There can only ever be one “Owner” and that ownership must be transferred.
- Org Admins always override workspace roles — they don’t need to be added at the workspace level.
- Rules Manager and Design System Manager are specialist contributor roles: they can create/run tasks in addition to their specific management rights.
- To invite new users or modify access, see Adding Team Members.