Symptoms:
- I am an Owner, Manager, User, or Guest for a Unity organization.
- I would like to know what administrative rights there are for the different roles in my Unity organization.
Cause:
In an organization, you have different administrative rights depending on whether you are an Owner, Manager, User, or Guest. Different roles give access to certain levels of administrative rights within the organization.
Resolution:
- Owners have access to all settings in any of their organization's subscriptions across all projects. They are the only users who have access to payment instruments, subscription invoices, and billing information for the organization. They can also assign seats, set organization roles, and enable Unity services.
- Managers can also access most settings in any of their organization's subscriptions across all projects. They can add Users, access Ads revenue data, assign seats to the Users, and do almost everything an Owner can do. However, they cannot see billing details and credit card information for the organization, or any invoices generated on behalf of the organization.
- Users can only read and view information (except for Ads revenue data and data relating to finances). Users cannot edit any information within the organization and cannot enable or change any Unity service (Unity DevOps/ UGS, for example).
- Guests are members of your organization that have no permission to view data within the organization. The Guest role allows you to assign vendors and contractors to a project in the organization to use certain services like Unity Version Control. Guests only have permission to access the specific project to which they are assigned and cannot enable or change any services.
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For information on how to download your subscription invoices, see the Unity Knowledgebase article How Can I Download A Copy Of My Invoice?.
Hello Kevin, Thanks for your comment!
I can definitely help you out here. A 'User' is able to read and view information within the Organization, however they do not have the ability to edit certain information, such as payment details, manage subscription preferences or make changes to other roles.
Essentially, a 'User' is part of the Organization, but they do not have the administrative privileges to make important changes for the account.
I hope that this has cleared things up for you. Please get back to us if you have any other questions that I can help you with.
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