Account and project roles
DoneDone has a few different roles at both the account and project level. This article explains what they are and how they differ.
Account roles
There are three account-level roles: Owner, admin, and normal user. To assign someone as an account admin, head to the Companies and People section. You need to be an account admin (or owner) yourself to make this update.
Normal user
Normal users only have access to the projects they've been assigned to. While they can create issues in the projects they belong to, they cannot create or manage new companies, people, or projects.
Account admin
An account admin has the ability to create and manage all projects, companies, and people within the system. Only members of the owner company for the account can be account admin.
Account owner
The account owner can access everything an account admin can do plus the following:
- Updating the account name, sudomain, and logo
- Access to billing invoices
- Upgrading and downgrading plans
- Updating billing information
- Canceling the account.
Only the account owner can transfer ownership to another account admin. There is only one account owner.
Project roles
Within a project, a person can be a project admin or a normal user. You can update the role of a person on a project either on the Edit People section of a project, or within their profile in the Companies & People section.
Normal user
A normal user on a project can create issues and view all issues within a project. However, they can only edit issues they are assigned to and cannot access to any project-level settings
Project admin
A project admin has the ability to:
- Edit any issue within a project, not just the ones they are assigned to.
- Bulk edit issues within a project
- Move issues to another project they are administering
- Create and manage release builds
- Update project settings, public issue settings, and integrations
The account admin or owner is automatically a project admin on all accounts in the project.
