Project Roles
This article discusses projects. For information on workspace roles, click here.
Within projects, there are four-roles:
1. Project Owner - the person who created the project and the only person within the project who can delete the project. This person has full project management capabilities.
They are either the workspace owner or workspace members. For information on workspace roles, click here.
2. Managers - can also manage project, people and assets.
All sharing capabilities. They can enable public link sharing for no-account collaboration.
Can invite other managers as long as they have a workspace seat. They can send request to workspace owner to have someone added as a workspace seat and then add or upgrade that person to a manager.
Can invite unlimited editors and reviewers, manage their roles and revoke access.
Can use workspace level groups: collaborators and labels.
Can manage download permissions: Enable/Disable downloads for reviewers project-level settings.
To read about transferring ownership of a project to someone else, click here.
3. Editors - can manage assets.
Do not need to be workspace members in the same workspace as the project owner in order to collaborate in a project. Free, unlimited.
Editors are invited to specific projects (via email or public link)
They can upload, edit, organize, and label assets, as well as leave feedback through comments and markups.
Editors can only share projects via email. They cannot share via public link.
Can download assets.
4. Reviewers - can comment & markup, and approve.
They cannot manage projects, assets or people.
Downloads only if allowed. Owners and Managers can manage download settings for this role in Project Settings -> Permissions.