Who sees what

Your rights come from your rank in the workspace. Your teams decide which projects you see.

Workspace ranks

Rank	You can
Admin	Everything in the workspace: invite people, manage members, teams and settings, see every project, delete tickets.
Contributor	Work: create and edit tickets, assign, freeze and cancel them, create projects, register your own conductor, record your own time.
Guest	Read tickets, comments, projects and teams. Change nothing.

The person who created the workspace has every right in it. Creating or deleting a workspace itself is reserved for the instance administrator.

Teams

A team makes its projects visible to its members. You see every ticket of every project you can see; tickets are never filtered by person.

Team role	Adds
Member	Sees the team's projects.
Lead	Edits the team's projects and billing accounts, sees the team's statistics and the recorded hours of active members.
Owner	Also manages who is in the team.

In short

You want to	You need
See a project and its tickets	Membership in one of its teams, or Admin
Create, assign, freeze or cancel a ticket	Contributor
Review a ticket	To be listed under Reviewers on that ticket
Record your time	Contributor; only you can edit your entries
See a teammate's hours	Team Lead, for active members of your team
Manage billing accounts	Team Lead, Team Owner or Admin
Change a conductor or machine	To be its owner
Invite someone	Admin

Another workspace is invisible to you, even its name. An API key you create acts as you, with your current rights, for at most a year.

Review, merge and deployment stay explicit human decisions, whatever your rank.