Share Environment

Environment Sharing is a particular case of the account collaboration feature - when you want to give access or some functionality of your account to other users. The only difference is that you need to share just a single environment.

Check a quick summary of the feature for better understanding:

  • environment owner has complete control over the environment
  • collaborators can only perform actions allowed by the owner (through the assigned roles)
  • only the owner is charged for the shared environment

In order to share an environment, select it and go to the Settings > Collaboration tab. Here, you can see a list of all existing collaborators (if any) that have access to the current environment.

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Tip: When accessing this tab as a collaborator, you can only check your own role for the current shared environment. However, the environment owner can share access and management possibilities through the Collaboration policy (cannot edit own roles). 02-shared-environment-collaboration-settings

  1. The table provides detailed information on access to the current environment. You can find all the required data in the following four columns:
    • Name - lists emails of collaboration members that have access to the environment. Hover over to see the current member’s management options (Edit or Remove direct access).
    • Roles - shows the exact access roles for the current environment per collaborator. Hover over for the combined list of policies from all roles.

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  • Access Level - shows the highest access level for the current environment. Hover over for more details. Information on the access level algorithm can be found upon hovering over the column header.

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  • Status - provides the collaboration status of the member (active, pending acceptance, left, suspended). The icon color at the start of each record also represents status.
  1. Click the Add button at the top of the tools panel to provide direct access to the environment. Here, you need to provide the following data: