Team
A team lets several people work together in one shared workspace. Instead of paying for and managing resources individually, the members of a team share a single subscription: pooled credits, central billing, and shared programmatic access. Every member can use the team's credits to run analyses, execute functions and store data.
Members and roles
Invite people to the team by email and assign them a role. A team has as many seats as its subscription provides; each member occupies one seat. Team roles control what a member may do at the team level (they are separate from the per-project roles described under Project Members ). Being on the team pays for the work; it does not by itself open the team's projects. Only the owner and the admin reach every team project implicitly, and everyone else needs a per-project invitation:
| Role | Team-level rights | Access to the team's projects |
|---|---|---|
| Owner | Has full control of the team, including billing, seats, members and deleting the team | Acts as owner on every project the team owns |
| Admin | May manage members and team settings, but not billing or deletion | Acts as maintainer on every project the team owns |
| Member | May use the team's shared credits | None by default — a member sees only the projects they have been added to individually |
Billing and seats
The team's subscription is managed on the Billing tab. It determines how many seats are available and tops up the shared credit balance. Adjusting the plan or the number of seats changes how many members the team can hold.
Usage
The Usage tab leads with what is left of the team's pooled allowance for the current cycle, then lists the members who have been spending it, ranked by consumption with each member's share of the team total. The two figures cover different periods on purpose: the per-member breakdown is for the current calendar month, while the pooled allowance resets with the team's billing cycle, so the tab names the month it is reporting. See Credits for how each resource is metered.
API tokens
The API Tokens tab issues team-scoped tokens for programmatic access. A team token acts on behalf of the team and draws on its shared credits, which is convenient for shared automation and CI. See the API authentication page for the token format and how to send it.