Everyone in a project has an access level: Admin, Manager, Crew or Viewer. It
decides what they can do in that project, and it can be different in each project they’re in.
Your level shows on the project’s card and at the top of the project; everyone’s shows beside
their name in Contacts.
Owner: whoever created the project. In Contacts their badge reads Owner. The owner is an
Admin, and the only one who can edit the project’s information, archive it for everyone or
delete it. Files anyone uploads to the project count against the owner’s storage.
Admin: runs the project: everything a Manager does, and also sets people’s access levels,
removes anyone but the owner, changes or deletes anyone’s markups and documents, and deletes
anyone’s notes.
Manager: runs the day-to-day work: sheets, task lists and tasks, approving work, and
documents.
Crew: does the work: draws markups and adds notes, sends in work on their tasks, uploads
documents. They see only the task lists with a task of theirs.
Viewer: looks, comments and talks: opens sheets, documents and task lists, comments on tasks
and sends messages, but adds nothing to the plans.
Your trade (Electrician, Plumbing, Inspector…) is your role, a different thing: it’s a label
and a colour, and doesn’t change what you can do.
Private documents open only for the person who uploaded them and the people they’re shared
with, whatever anyone’s level.
Admin can’t be given when you invite someone or change their access level: the choices are
Manager, Crew and Viewer. You can’t change your own level, or the owner’s.
People who join with a QR code, link or code join as Viewers. A Viewer can ask for Crew
access from their own row in Contacts.
A new level needs no signing out. When an Admin changes someone’s level, what they can do
changes to match without them signing out and in.
A project archived for everyone is read-only for all, Admins included, until its owner
restores it.