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Overview

Teams provide centralized management for groups of users and the organizations and projects they work with. A team can manage access, usage, billing, and administrative controls across multiple members. Teams are broader than organizations. Organizations own projects. Teams manage people, usage, and governance across a group.

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What Teams Manage

Depending on deployment and permissions, teams can manage:
  • Team members and invitations.
  • Member roles and permissions.
  • Team usage and spending controls.
  • Team billing and subscription settings.
  • Organizations associated with the team.
  • Projects owned by users or organizations within the team.
  • Audit and administrative visibility.
More team governance features are planned. Only visible user-facing behavior should be treated as available.

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Team Hub

The Team hub is the Browser area for team management. Members may see different tabs based on their permissions:
  • Overview — team summary and member count.
  • Members — roster, invitations, roles, and member usage where permitted.
  • Billing — subscription, usage, on-demand settings, and billing controls where permitted.
  • Settings — team name, team ID, and disband controls where permitted.

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Team Roles

Team roles determine who can manage members, billing, settings, and support workflows. Typical roles include:
  • Owner — full control over the team.
  • Admin — manage members, roles, and settings.
  • Billing — view and manage billing and usage controls.
  • Support — support-level visibility where enabled.
  • Member — see team-level information and participate in team-managed work.

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Teams And Organizations

Teams can include or manage organizations. Organization-owned projects remain owned by the organization, while team controls can provide higher-level usage, billing, membership, and governance. See Organizations for organization-owned project management.