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As a workspace *Owner*, you can invite collaborators to your workspace by adding a user ID such as an external SSO ID. After you add a user to a workspace, you assign a specific role to designate what actions that user can perform.
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The following list shows the roles that are available in a workspace:
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The following list shows the three roles that are available in a workspace:
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* *Contributor*: Ideal for users who actively push to your workspace
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* *Maintainer*: Ideal for users who need to manage the workspace, but who don't need access to sensitive actions like managing security or deleting a workspace
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* *Owner*: Ideal for users who need full access to the workspace, including sensitive actions like managing security or deleting a workspace
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NOTE: By default, any collaborator that you invite has the role of *Contributor*.
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== Adding a user
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We currently do not support adding users in the user interface (UI). To add a collaborator, you can send us a message in the https://dn.dev/DevNationSlack[DevNation workspace] in the link:https://rhdevnation.slack.com/archives/C04LXT1EU7K[#software-supply-chain-security] channel and we will process your request.
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== Permissions by role
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Or, send a message in the chat feature in the {ProductName} application.
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The role that you assign to a user determines the permissions that the user has in the workspace. The *Owner* role assigns all permissions.
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== Permissions by role
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The following table shows the actions that each type of collaborator can perform:
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