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Project Permissions

Project Permissions determine what actions members can perform within a project.

Permissions help protect project resources by ensuring that only authorized members can view, edit, or manage database schemas and collaboration features.

Each member receives access according to their assigned project role.


Before you begin

Before managing Project Permissions, ensure that you have:

  • Access to a Workspace
  • Access to a Project
  • Permission to manage project members (if applicable)

[!NOTE] Project Permissions apply only to the selected project and do not affect other projects within the same Workspace.


What are Project Permissions?

Project Permissions control access to project-level resources.

Depending on your assigned role, you may be able to:

  • View the project
  • Create database schemas
  • Edit database schemas
  • Delete database schemas
  • Use AI Engineering features
  • Collaborate with team members
  • Manage project members

Available permissions depend on your assigned project role.


Permission workflow

Project Assigned Role Project Permissions Allowed Actions

Managing Project access

Depending on your permissions, you may be able to:

  • View project information
  • Create or edit database schemas
  • Invite project members
  • Manage collaboration
  • Review version history

The available actions depend on your assigned permissions.


Why Project Permissions matter

Project Permissions help:

  • Protect project resources
  • Prevent unauthorized changes
  • Organize team collaboration
  • Improve project security
  • Maintain data integrity

Benefits

Project Permissions allow teams to:

  • Work securely
  • Control access to sensitive resources
  • Clearly define responsibilities
  • Support effective collaboration

Best practices

  • Assign permissions according to each member’s responsibilities.
  • Review project access regularly.
  • Remove project access when it is no longer required.
  • Follow the principle of least privilege.

[!TIP] Grant only the permissions needed for each member to complete their work.


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