Users, teams, roles, and permissions are the building blocks of access control within Limble.

Learn more about each concept and then follow the links to set up account access for your users and teams.

Users are the people in your organization who have access to use and perform work in Limble.

Teams are groups of users at the same site that can be assigned to a single task.

In Limble, a role is a group of permissions that controls what a user can see and do. Roles control what users can see and do in Limble.

Roles are assigned by site, so you can decide on a user’s level of access based on the work they do at each site.

The same user can hold different roles at different sites.

Limble provides three site-based default roles to assign a certain permission set to each of your users, according to their work:

Custom roles can be created to customize the permissions given to a set of users.

Custom roles let you create roles with permissions tailored to your users' specific access needs, separate from the default roles that come with your account.

Custom roles, like default roles, are assigned by site.