Team administrators in Design Collaboration typically have the following permissions:
User Management: They can add or remove team members, assign roles, and manage user permissions within the design collaboration platform.
Project Management: Administrators can create, modify, and delete projects. They also have the ability to control project visibility and access settings.
Resource Allocation: They can allocate resources such as storage, compute power, and software licenses to team members based on project needs.
Policy Enforcement: Administrators can set and enforce policies related to data security, compliance, and usage guidelines within the collaboration environment.
Audit and Reporting: They have access to audit logs and can generate reports on user activities, project progress, and resource utilization.
Integration Management: Administrators can manage integrations with other tools and services, ensuring seamless workflows between different systems.
Example: In a design collaboration platform like Tencent Cloud's Design Collaboration, team administrators can add new designers to a project, assign them specific roles (e.g., viewer, editor), and manage their access to project files. They can also set up data retention policies and monitor user activities through detailed logs.
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