User Management

Introduction

User permissions in Blue are set at the project level, ensuring tight security and appropriate access for each project.

Users can have different roles in different projects - for example, someone could be a Project Administrator with full access in one project, but only have view-only permissions in another. This approach keeps each project secure and accessible only to those who need it.

Each project in Blue features a 'People' tab, which displays all the participants involved along with their respective roles in the project. Within this tab, Project Administrators, Team Members, and Clients can invite new people to the project, but only up to their own level of permissions. Additionally, Project Administrators have the exclusive authority to remove individuals from the project as needed.

Dashboards are managed at the company level, and the creator of a dashboard has full control over who can view or edit it. They can designate specific users as either viewers or editors. Viewers have access to the dashboard, while editors have the additional ability to make changes to it. Anyone with access to a dashboard can share the dashboard with others, extending collaboration and ensuring that the right team members have access to these valuable insights and data visualizations.

Here's a comprehensive table showing the permissions for different user roles in Blue:

ActionAdminMemberClientCommentView
Create New Project
Copy Project
Create Project Template
Archive Project
Delete Project
Edit Project
Edit Wiki
Edit Documents
Import/Export CSV
Add New Records
Add New Lists
Delete Any Record
Delete Own Record
Manage Automations
Manage Custom Fields
Upload Files
Edit Forms
Comment
Invite Other Members*

*Users can only invite other users at their own level or with lower levels of permissions.

This table provides a clear overview of the capabilities and limitations of each user role within Blue, helping to understand the hierarchical structure of permissions across different actions and features.