In an organization, there are three account types: Admins, Members, and Guests. Each type has different permissions, determining their access to teams and shared resources.
Organization admins are individuals with elevated permissions who oversee the entire organization. They are responsible for managing teams, members, resources, activities, billing, and security settings to ensure the organization runs smoothly and securely.
Admins can use the following links to learn more about managing the organization:
Members are individuals whose email domain matches the organization domain.
For example, Motiff has set up the domains Motiff.com and dev.Motiff.com. Anyone joining the organization with a Motiff email (e.g. name@Motiff.com or name@dev.Motiff.com) is considered a member.
Members have access to teams, libraries, and other shared resources within the organization.
Members can do the following things in an organization:
Tips: Members can be added to the organization in several ways.
Guests are individuals whose email domain does not match the organization domain in Motiff. They are usually external users, such as contractors, agencies, clients, or external collaborators.
For instance, Motiff has set up the domain Motiff.com. They collaborate with other organizations and invite employees from those organizations to join specific teams within the organization. These collaborators do not have a Motiff.com email, so they are considered guests.
Guests have limited access to the organization. They cannot access any teams or resources beyond those they are invited to.
Guests can do the following things in an organization:
Note: Guests cannot become members and cannot manually change their status in the organization. They must have an email that matches the organization domain to become members.