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Role Management
Understand who can manage settings, who can work on delivery, and what each user type can see across company, customer, and project scopes.
How access works
Access in Curoxi is layered. A user can have a company-side role, a customer-side role, and project-level responsibilities. The final experience depends on that combination and on which modules are enabled for the workspace.
- Company admins manage settings, licenses, billing controls, and company users
- Company members focus on delivery work and assigned tasks
- Customer users see only the modules enabled for their workspace
- Project roles control actions such as GitHub setup, releases, and sprints
What to review first
- Check whether the user is a company user or a customer user
- Confirm the modules enabled for that workspace
- Review project-level permissions before enabling delivery tooling
Best practice for access design
- Give the smallest access needed for the role
- Use company admin only for settings and account management
- Review access whenever a user changes teams or customer responsibilities
What good role design improves
- Less accidental configuration change
- Cleaner customer visibility boundaries
- Better auditability for who can do what
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