Collaborators
Other organisations can get invited to a workspace, e.g. to assist in producing annotations. This is done by adding the organisation as a workspace collaborator.
![In this example, the organisation "Data Producer" is invited as a collaborator to ACME's workspace "Area A". In this example, the organisation "Data Producer" is invited as a collaborator to ACME's workspace "Area A".](https://images.archbee.com/wLEz_RbWP6nIMpY-prjlm/sAUSObBaMrXAQihVbd417_workspace-collaboration.png?format=webp)
Collaborators are managed from the collaborators tab in workspace management, which is accessible by clicking the link in the workspace selector in the left menu.
Note: Users with the Admin, Developer or Project manager role in a workspace can access the collaborator page in workspace management.
Note: You will only be able to see collaborators that you have workforce access to. The only exception is that members with the Admin role will see all collaborators in the workspace because it's important that an Admin is in control of what project access each collaborator has.
Note: The Admin and Developer role are allowed to invite a collaborator with any collaboration type. The Project manager is only allowed to invite a Workforce provider.
Inside the collaborators tab in workspace management, click the "Add collaborator" button in the top right of the collaborators table.
In the modal dialog, start by specifying what collaboration type(s) the organisation should have. When you're done, click "Next".
Next, invite the organisation either via an email address of someone belonging to the organisation, or by selecting an organisation that you have workforce access to. If inviting via email, you will also be prompted to specify a workspace role for that user. When you're done, click "Next".
Lastly, specify what projects the collaborator should be given access to. When you're done, click "Add collaborator".
Depending on how the organisations will collaborate, different collaboration types can be assigned to the organisation, which in turn will determine what workspace roles users from the collaborator organisation can receive. A collaborator can receive one or several of the following types: Data partner, Producer, Workforce provider. The organisation who created and owns the workspace has the additional type Owner assigned to them.
Collaboration type | Description | Workspace roles |
Owner | Implicitly given to the organisation that created and owns the workspace. Cannot be assigned. | Admin, Developer |
Data partner | A partner to the owner that shares the responsibility of providing data to the workspace. | Developer |
Producer | The organisation handling the process of the projects and deliveries. | Project manager, Annotation manager |
Workforce provider | A third party organisation that provides workforce to the workspace. | none (only regular members) |
Caution: Removing a collaboration type will remove any forbidden roles, according to the table above. This might remove access to certain features in the app for the collaborator's members!
Click on the "three dots" next to the organisation that you would like to edit collaboration type for.
Click "Edit collaboration type" and select or de-select the desired type(s).
Click "Save changes".
A workspace collaborator can get access to one, multiple or all projects within a workspace.
![In this example, the organisation "Data Producer" is invited to a workspace owned by the organisation ACME. The Data Producer organisation gets access to one of two projects. In this example, the organisation "Data Producer" is invited to a workspace owned by the organisation ACME. The Data Producer organisation gets access to one of two projects.](https://images.archbee.com/wLEz_RbWP6nIMpY-prjlm/uctPMeEVT71lGE3-QVYD2_workspace-limited-project-access.png?format=webp)
Note: Users are only allowed to edit project access for the projects their organisation has been given access to.
Click on the "three dots" next to the organisation that you would like to edit project access for.
Click "Edit project access" and select either "Limited access" or "Full access".
If selecting "Limited access", you'll be presented with a list of your accessible annotation projects in the workspace, and you can select which of these the collaborator should get access to.
Click "Save changes".
It is possible to automatically add any new users invited to a specific organisation as members to your workspace.
In the collaborators table, find the organisation you want to automatically invite new users from.
Click on the toggle switch ("Auto invite") on that organisation's row.
Conveniently it is also possible to add all current users from an organisation if you want to make sure everyone in a certain organisation has access to your workspace.
Note: This action can only be performed on organisations to which one has workforce access.
Click on the "three dots" next to the organisation that you would like to add all existing users for.
Click "Add all existing users".
In the modal dialog, Click "Add all users".
Caution: Removing a collaborator will remove all members from that organisation from the workspace and they may lose access to projects, data and the ability to perform annotation tasks.
Click on the "three dots" next to the organisation that you would like to add all existing users for.
Click "Remove collaborator".
In the modal dialog, click "Remove".
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