Account & sharing
Structured AI is built for the whole account: the value compounds when everyone on the review works the same set, sees the same findings, and assigns issues to each other.
The answers live in the Organization section, because they're genuinely different depending on what you're asking.
| If you want to | Go to |
|---|---|
| Understand who can see what, and how sharing works | How access works |
| Find your team's shared checklists, workflows and codes | Teams |
| Invite someone, or change their role | Organization members & invites |
| Work out why a tool isn't in your workspace | Why can't I see this? |
| See what your organization is finding | Dashboard |
| See your own activity | My activity, the Activity tab of My resources in the rail |
| Answer requests to join a team or share something | Requests in the rail |
| Change your own profile, labels, language or preferences | Settings |
The short version
One sentence covers most of it:
Everything you make is owned by you. You can share it with a team or with your whole organization, and sharing needs that team's lead, or an organization approver, to say yes.
- Your org owner decides whether team leads can approve sharing with the whole organization, or only owners.
- Everyone you invite joins your organization, and can then be given access to its code, checklist and workflow libraries.
- Projects work a little differently. A project is shared with named people (as owner, editor or viewer), with everyone in the team the project is placed in, or with the whole organization. Your org owner can choose whether new projects start private or open to the whole organization.
- Assigning an issue emails the assignee a link straight to the finding.
The full model, including who approves what, is on How access works.