DocInject has two roles: Admin and Member. Every member of your organization has one of these roles, and roles can be changed at any time by an admin.Documentation Index
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Role comparison
| Capability | Admin | Member |
|---|---|---|
| Invite team members | Yes | No |
| Remove team members | Yes | No |
| Change member roles | Yes | No |
| Edit organization name | Yes | No |
| Add and delete departments | Yes | No |
| Manage billing and subscriptions | Yes | No |
| View and manage all webhooks | Yes | No |
| Access all API keys | Yes | No |
| Create webhooks | Yes | Yes |
| Create, edit, publish, and archive documents | Yes | Yes (owned/assigned) |
| View the team member list | Yes | Yes |
| Access their own profile and API keys | Yes | Yes |
Admin
Admins have full control over the organization. An admin can:- Invite and remove team members
- Change any member’s role
- Edit the organization name
- Add and delete department labels
- Manage billing and subscriptions via the Billing tab
- View, edit, and delete any webhook created by any team member
- Create, edit, publish, and archive any document in the organization
- Access and delete all API keys in the organization
Member
Members can collaborate on documents and create webhook integrations, but cannot change organization settings or manage other users. A member can:- Create, edit, publish, and archive documents they own or are assigned to
- Create webhooks (admins can see and manage all webhooks from the Webhooks tab)
- View the full team member list
- Access their own profile and API keys
Document ownership
Each document has an owner — the person who created it by default. Document ownership determines which members can edit or manage a document when no explicit editor assignment exists. Admins can reassign ownership or assign a different editor to any document. See Manage team members for steps to transfer document ownership.Changing a member’s role
Role changes take effect immediately. The member’s new permissions apply on their next action — they don’t need to sign out and back in.
What happens if I accidentally demote myself?
What happens if I accidentally demote myself?
If there’s another admin in the organization, they can promote you back. If you were the only admin, the button is disabled — DocInject prevents demoting the last admin.
Can a member see other members' documents?
Can a member see other members' documents?
Members can view the team member list but only have edit access to documents they own or are explicitly assigned to. Admins can access all documents.
Who can see webhooks created by members?
Who can see webhooks created by members?
Any member can create a webhook. Admins see all webhooks organization-wide in the Webhooks tab and can edit or delete any of them.