A well-structured workspace starts with clearly defined roles. Team roles determine what each person can do inside a specific team workspace, ensuring that collaboration stays organized, secure, and efficient.

Team roles only apply to the workspace a person belongs to. This means one user can be an Admin in one team, a Creator in another, and a Viewer in a third—giving organizations flexible control without restricting cross-team collaboration.
Team Admins hold the highest level of control within a team. They can:
They ensure that the team runs smoothly, securely, and efficiently.

Creators manage the organization and composition of the team’s assets. They can:
Organize and maintain the structure of content
They bring order and coherence to the team’s content, without managing members or settings.

Data Collaborators focus on the data layer inside team assets. They can:
Collaborate directly within data-rich content
They cannot modify asset structures or manage settings, keeping their work safely limited to the data itself.

Data Viewers have read-only access across the workspace. They can:
They cannot edit, restructure, or change configurations, ensuring clean and secure access to information.
