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Roles & access

Two separate ideas — organization roles and project roles — work together whenever you use Studio. They're evaluated based on where you are in the UI and which project is active.

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Organization and project roles are owner / member at the organization level and owner / member / viewer on projects. More granular controls may be added later; the organization and project structure stays the same.

Organization roles

You'll manage these under Settings → Organization → Members (owners only).

RoleMeaning
OwnerFull control of the organization. Organization profile, creating/archiving projects, invites, assigning people to projects, organization‑wide analytics — plus full access inside any project whether or not they're listed there.
MemberListed on the org roster but not granted project access automatically. They need at least one project to use Studio for API work and dashboards; until then, they’ll see a limited workspace until an organization owner adds them to a project.

At the organization level there are only two roles: owner and member. There is no separate “organization admin” role.

Project roles

Set per-person under Settings → Project → Members (and during invite flows that drop people onto teams).

RoleMeaning
OwnerManages this project: teammates, model access, rename, archive. Can do whatever a member can.
MemberNormal build & operate work: keys, calling models via the product, dashboards for this project. Can't change who's on the roster or widen model access unless they're also an owner.
ViewerRead-oriented access; how prominently this role appears in the UI can vary.

Quick cheat sheet

Organization ownerProject ownerProject member
Day‑to‑day work inside a joined project
Manage that project's people & model access
Create/kill projects, invite organization‑wide, organization analytics

Reminder: Organization owners always have access to every project, whether or not they appear on a project’s member list. If you’re an organization member but not on any project yet, ask an organization owner to add you.

See Organizations & projects for how organizations and projects fit together.