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My Company administration

Use My Company to view or, with the required company-administration permission, manage company identity, users, groups, permissions, and invitations. These changes affect other people and access to data; they are approval-required operational actions.

Sections

SectionPurposeBefore you make changes
My permissionsShows your computed company permissions.Read-only review is safe.
Manage usersLists company user accounts and their state.Confirm the person’s role and access needs before changing their account.
Manage groupsLists permission groups.Confirm how membership and permissions affect access before changing a group.
PermissionsShows or changes global permission settings.Review the effect on company users before changing access defaults.
Invite usersSends email invitations to join the company.Invite only people who should join the company.
Company detailsCreates or edits company details.Confirm the information is correct before saving changes.

Review company settings

  1. Open My Company.
  2. Start with My permissions and confirm whether you have company-management permission.
  3. Open the relevant section to review the current access model.
  4. Before changing users, groups, permissions, invitations, or company details, confirm the change with the appropriate company administrator.
  5. Review the resulting access and membership after saving.

Changes that affect company access

The company UI supports creating or editing a company, editing users, changing group membership or active state, deleting users, creating/editing/deleting groups, changing group permissions, setting global permissions, and inviting users. These actions can change who can access company forms and data. Make them only when they match your organization’s access policy.

Expected result

An administrator can understand where company controls live and which permissions they govern without accidentally changing company membership or access.

Company workspace sections

The My Company area contains six sections:

  • Users — a table of company accounts with email, first name, last name, active state, and created date. The page also provides the path to invite additional users.
  • Groups — a table of groups with group name and group email, plus Create new Group.
  • Permissions — company-wide defaults for company management, forms, workflows, uploaded files, and submissions. Each category offers an inherit/default choice plus progressively broader explicit choices.
  • Invite users — a To field, a Message field, group checkboxes (for example Administrators, Guests, HR, and Test), and an invitation submit action.
  • Company details — a company-name field, logo picker/upload, a 64×64 pixel logo requirement, and Save Changes.
  • My permissions — computed permissions with [INHERIT] and [EXPLICIT] values for the same access categories, useful for diagnosing why an account can or cannot perform an action.

Company users

Company groups

Company permissions

Invite users

Company details

Computed permissions

Permission vocabulary

The permissions screen uses these access levels:

AreaLevels shown in the UI
Company managementCan manage company, or cannot create users/groups and edit company settings
FormsRestrict access; allow viewing; allow viewing and editing
WorkflowsCannot kill/retry/edit workflows; can kill/retry/edit workflows
Uploaded filesRestrict access; read; upload; write (view, upload, delete)
SubmissionsRestrict access; read (view/export); write (view/export/delete)

Choose inherit when the account should follow the lowest applicable group/company default. Choose an explicit value only when the resulting access has been approved; changing global defaults can affect every user.

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