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Teams allow you to manage permissions across your env zero organization by setting a role for an entire group of users as a single entity. Assigning a team’s role is available across all scopes, including organization, project, and environment levels. A team belongs to a single Organization. Teams are managed at the Organization Settings level, and are not shared between multiple organizations. Teams can be synced from your identity provider’s groups. With SSO, groups sync at login time. For continuous sync that doesn’t depend on login events, see SCIM Provisioning.

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Creating a Team

To create a team, you must be an Organization Admin.
  1. Go to Organization Settings
  2. Click on the Teams tab.
  3. Click the Add Team button
  4. Fill in the team’s name and description
  5. Click Confirm to create the team.
Interface screenshot showing configuration options
Teams tab in Organization Settings showing the list of existing teams with Add Team button

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Managing Members

To manage team’s members, go to Organization Settings, and then to Teams tab.
  1. Click on the “Users” icon next to the team you would like to change.
  2. You will now be redirected to the “Manage Team” page, which lets you edit the team’s information, and manage the members of the team.
Adding Users to a TeamOnly existing users in the Organization may be added as team members - to add new users to your organization follow the Users Management guide
Manage Team page showing team information editor and member list with add/remove controls

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Managing Team Access to a Project

Either an Organization Admin or a Project Admin can manage the access of members, or teams, of your organization to a project. This role will cascade into every member of the team. See Users & Roles for more information on roles.
Users With Multiple RolesIn the case a user is assigned to a project with multiple roles (such as being the member of two different teams who each have a different role), then the highest permission role for that project will take precedence.
To modify permissions on a project
  1. Go to Project Settings, and then to the Teams tab.
  2. You will see all teams for the organization, assign your desired Teams to the project by clicking the check mark and picking a role for that team from the dropdown.
  3. Click on Save when you are done
Project Settings Teams tab showing team list with role dropdown and checkmarks to assign access

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Next steps

Now that you understand team management, learn how to control access with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC):

Default Roles

Learn about built-in roles and their permissions at organization, project, and environment levels

Custom Roles

Create and manage custom roles with tailored permissions

Assigning Roles

Step-by-step guides for assigning roles to users and teams