Teams

A team is the top-level workspace in DevShip. All data — organizations, projects, issues, members, billing, API tokens, and webhooks — is owned by a team.

Team Ownership

Every team has exactly one owner. The owner has full access to all team resources and is the only person who can:

Delete the team
Manage billing

Member Roles

Team members are assigned one of four roles:

Role	Description	Key permissions
Administrator	Full access to the team, organizations, billing pool, and membership management.	All permissions
Manager	Manages projects and work for the team and may invite users.	Invite members; create, update, and delete projects and issues; manage tags and time entries
Developer	Logs time and works issues on assigned projects.	Create, update, and delete issues; manage time entries
Organization contact	Organization portal access for shared reporting and requests.	Client portal only

Billing & Plans

Billing is managed at the team level via Stripe. Plans are attached to a team and gate specific features. The current tier governs access to:

Time logging on issues
In-app commenting on issues
Triage views per organization
The client reporting portal
Organization-level reporting dashboards
Granular roles and permissions

API Tokens

API tokens are scoped to a team. A token from one team cannot access another team's data. Tokens are managed in Team Settings → API Tokens. See API Tokens.

Webhooks

Outbound webhooks are also scoped to a team. They fire on issue lifecycle events across all projects in the team. See Setting Up Webhooks.

Client Reporting

Teams can enable a client reporting portal which gives external clients read-only access to hours, issues, and reporting dashboards for their organization. This is enabled from Team Settings and requires a supported plan.

Multiple Teams

A single user account can belong to multiple teams. Use the team switcher in the sidebar to move between workspaces. Each team has completely separate data, billing, and members.