Creating Teams

Group organization members into teams for easier management. Teams are groups of members within an organization: - Share access to projects - Receive...

Last updated: January 14, 2026

Creating Teams

Group organization members into teams for easier management.

What Are Teams?

Teams are groups of members within an organization:

  • Share access to projects
  • Receive notifications together
  • Simplify permission management

Benefits of Teams

Easier Access Control

Instead of:

  • Give Alice access to Project A
  • Give Bob access to Project A
  • Give Carol access to Project A

You can:

  • Give "Security Team" access to Project A

Organized Collaboration

  • Security team reviews findings
  • Dev team fixes issues
  • QA team verifies fixes

Scalable Management

As organization grows:

  • Add members to teams
  • Teams automatically get access
  • No individual permission management

Creating a Team

Step 1: Navigate

  1. Go to Organization → Teams
  2. Click Create Team

Step 2: Configure

Field Description
Name Team name (e.g., "Security")
Description What this team does
Icon Visual identifier

Step 3: Add Members

  1. Click Add Members
  2. Select from organization members
  3. Click Add

Step 4: Save

Click Create Team.

Team Structure Examples

By Function

Organization
├── Security Team
│   ├── Lead Auditor
│   ├── Security Engineer
│   └── Security Analyst
├── Development Team
│   ├── Tech Lead
│   ├── Senior Dev
│   └── Junior Dev
└── DevOps Team
    ├── DevOps Lead
    └── SRE

By Project

Organization
├── Protocol V1 Team
├── Protocol V2 Team
└── NFT Project Team

By Access Level

Organization
├── Core Team (full access)
├── Contributors (limited)
└── Viewers (read-only)

Managing Teams

Edit Team

  1. Go to Organization → Teams
  2. Click team name
  3. Click Settings
  4. Update details
  5. Save

Add Members to Team

  1. Open team
  2. Click Add Members
  3. Select members
  4. Click Add

Remove Members from Team

  1. Open team
  2. Find member
  3. Click Remove
  4. Confirm

Delete Team

  1. Open team settings
  2. Click Delete Team
  3. Confirm

Note: Deleting a team doesn't delete members.

Team Permissions

Default Permissions

Team members inherit:

  • Organization role permissions
  • Team-level project access
  • Team notifications

Project Access

Give team access to projects:

  1. Go to project settings
  2. Click Share
  3. Select team
  4. Set permission level

Permission Levels

Level Can Do
View See project and results
Scan Run scans
Manage Triage findings
Admin All + settings

Multiple Team Membership

How It Works

Members can be in multiple teams:

  • Get combined permissions
  • Receive notifications from all teams
  • Highest permission wins

Example

Alice is in:

  • Security Team (Admin on Project A)
  • Dev Team (View on Project A)

Alice's effective permission: Admin on Project A

Team Notifications

Team-Wide Notifications

Configure notifications for the team:

  1. Open team settings
  2. Go to Notifications
  3. Select events:
    • New scans
    • Critical findings
    • Assignments

Delivery Options

  • Email to all members
  • Slack channel (webhook)
  • In-app notifications

Team Dashboard

Team Overview

Each team has a dashboard showing:

  • Team members
  • Assigned projects
  • Recent activity
  • Finding statistics

Accessing Team Dashboard

  1. Go to Organization → Teams
  2. Click team name
  3. View dashboard

Best Practices

Keep Teams Focused

Good:

  • "Smart Contract Security"
  • "DeFi Protocol Dev"
  • "Audit Response"

Avoid:

  • "Team 1"
  • "Miscellaneous"
  • "Everyone"

Size Guidelines

Team Size Recommendation
1-3 Probably don't need a team
3-10 Ideal team size
10+ Consider splitting

Naming Conventions

Be consistent:

  • "Security Team" not "security" or "Sec"
  • Include purpose in name
  • Use description for details

FAQ

Q: How many teams can I create?
A: Unlimited teams on all team plans.

Q: Can a member be in no teams?
A: Yes. They still have organization-level access.

Q: Do teams affect billing?
A: No. Billing is per-member, not per-team.

Q: Can teams have sub-teams?
A: Not currently. Use naming conventions instead.

Next Steps