Collaborate with Others
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Users can join a team to collaborate, sharing data such as labels, saved charts, shared links, and monitors within that team. Each user is restricted to being a member of just one team.
To start collaborating, create a team first. All teams need a subscription.
Click 'Create a New Team', set up your team information, and select a plan to begin.
Team admin can invite other MetaSleuth users to join Your Team from the 'My Team' section in the Team settings.
Each team member can have one of the following roles:
The team admin can manage team members on the team settings page, where they can invite or remove team members and modify their roles.
Creating data in a Team is similar to a personal account, differing only in the creation context. After joining a team, users can share data from their personal accounts with the team.
Users can share their address labels, saved charts, shared links and monitors with the team for collaboration.
Sharing data with the team is equivalent to duplicating a copy of the data within the team. Changes made to the data in personal and team contexts do not impact each other.
As a team member, you can switch between personal and Team contexts. Labels and charts created in the team context are owned by the team, not you personally.
Individual and team subscriptions are distinct. Switching contexts alters your permissions and credit usage. In the individual context, you access personal plan features and spend personal plan credits. In the team context, you utilize team plan features and credits.
Viewer: Can view data in the Team Workspace, including labels, charts, and monitoring data. Does not use a seat in the Team.
Editor: In addition to the above, can create, edit, and delete team data, use Team Plan features for investigation.
Admin: In addition to the above, can manage the team and its members. The Admin role is exclusive to the team creator.