Manage teams, roles, and member access permissions in Blitzy
Blitzy uses role-based access control to manage team collaboration, permissions, and project sharing. The system includes three primary roles - Super Admin, Admin, and Member - each with distinct capabilities designed for enterprise environments.
At least one Super Admin must exist at all times. The first user added to a Blitzy enterprise account automatically becomes the Super Admin. If a Super Admin leaves the organization, they must transfer the role to another user first.
Team-level administrative access within assigned teams.
Member management - Add or remove members within assigned teams
Team settings - Manage team-specific settings and configurations
Integration sharing - Share integrations with team members
Project access - Full project access within their team’s scope
Standard user role with project collaboration capabilities.
Project participation - Full access to team project features
Project sharing - Share projects with their teams
Code generation - Trigger code generation and other project actions
Team settings - Read-only view
Maintain at least two Super Admins for redundancy. Assign Admin roles to department leads so they can manage their own teams.
All roles can share projects with teams. When a project is shared, all team members gain access. Manage project sharing through Project Settings.
Project sharing is a permanent, one-way operation. Once shared with a team, a project becomes a team project and cannot be converted back. Test with non-critical projects first.
