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.
This used to be one short page. It's now a whole Organization section, because the answers are 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 account is finding | Dashboard |
| See your own activity | My Performance |
| Change your own profile, language or preferences | Settings |
The short version
One sentence covers most of it:
Everything you make is owned by you. It can be widened to a scope - a team, or your whole organization. Widening needs that scope's approver to say yes.
- Everyone you invite joins your organization, and can then be given access to its code, checklist and workflow libraries.
- Projects are the exception: they're shared with named people, each as owner, editor or viewer, rather than widened to a scope.
- Assigning an issue emails the assignee a link straight to the finding.
The full model, including who approves what, is on How access works.