Teams
Teams are ways to group user accounts into addressable entities in Panomics' access granting system. Teams enable powerful access definition strategies and workflows.
A user can belong to any number of teams.
What teams enable
Grant Organization-level permissions for system-wide management
Reuse teams across Projects and Analyses for consistent access patterns
Combine with system teams like All Users and Guest for internal-public and guest workflows
Create specialized teams for different roles (e.g., Biologists, Data Managers, External Partners)
Behind the scenes, even organizations are resources that parent every other resource. This enables teams with admin permissions on the Organization to have unrestricted access to everything in the organization.
Organization-level permissions
Teams can be granted permissions that range from enabling management of various parts of the organization to enabling specific features. These permissions mirror the functionality that the previous Role system used to have in Panomics.
What organization-level permissions include
Organization-level permissions cover:
User management - Adding/removing users, managing user profiles
Team management - Creating and managing teams
Organization settings - Configuring organization-wide settings
Billing and credits - Managing billing accounts and credits
Collections and metadata - Managing organization-wide collections
External drives - Managing external drive connections
Bio-App management - Managing organization-wide Bio-Apps
The Inherited Permission section allows you to grant less powerful administrator access to teams, pertaining to either only Projects (including their Analyses) or Bio-Apps.
See System Teams for information about special teams like All Users and Guest that are automatically managed by Panomics.
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