Joining a project

You may join a project invitation from someone else. If you created your Teamness account by accepting an email invitation from an existing user, you'll find that you are already a member of that project. The project will be present in the lists from the page header.

You may accept an unlimited number of invitations to other projects, no matter what pricing plan you chose.

Project permissions

Each user in a project has a role and, therefore, more or less rights on the project. Teamness uses a simple permission mechanism that grants one of the following roles to an user:

• user - has read and write access to all items in the project
• admin - the same as user, but can also invite other people to join the project
• owner - the same as admin, but can also delete the project

There is only one owner in the project, the one who created the project. When you invite a user in a project, you must choose from user or admin role to assign to the future participant. You can modify the user's role later on.

Startup project

Suppose you're working on a few projects at a time, but one of these is the one that takes most of your time. Therefore you can choose one of your projects to be the startup project. This means that each time you enter into your account, the current selected project from the projects list will be the active one.