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Teams let you partition your workspace’s agents and users into logical units—by department, project, or however makes sense for you. Each team can have its own administrators, capability settings, and member access controls.
Teams are an enterprise feature enabled by Abundly staff on request. Contact support@abundly.ai if you’re interested.
Agents page showing agents organized by team, with Commercial, Platform, and Training teams

When to use teams

Teams are optional and work best for workspaces that need:
  • Departmental boundaries: Different departments working with different agents
  • Delegated administration: Let team leads manage their own agents without full admin access
  • Capability controls: Restrict certain integrations to specific teams
  • Cleaner organization: Keep the agent list manageable as you scale
For smaller workspaces where everyone works with the same agents, you can skip teams entirely.

How teams work

When teams are enabled, agents and users are organized into teams. Each user can belong to multiple teams with different roles in each.

User roles

Workspace-level roles:
RoleAccess
AdminFull access to all teams, agents, and settings
MemberAccess based on team memberships
GuestLimited, invitation-only access
Team-level roles:
RoleAccess
AdminManage team members, invite users, configure team settings
MemberCreate and use agents within the team
GuestView-only access to team agents

Creating agents with teams

When you create a new agent, you’ll choose which team it belongs to. If you only have one option (a single team with global agents disabled), the agent is assigned automatically without showing a dropdown.
Create New Agent form showing a Team dropdown to select which team the agent belongs to

Managing teams

Workspace administrators can create, rename, and delete teams from the Members page. Team administrators can manage membership and settings for their teams.
Members page showing a list of teams, with members and roles

Team capabilities

Each team can have its own capability settings that override the workspace defaults. This lets you:
  • Enable integrations for a specific team that are off by default
  • Restrict certain capabilities to authorized teams only
  • Set different defaults for different teams
This is done in the Agent Management page, under the Capabilities tab.
Capabilities disabled at the workspace level can’t be enabled at the team level. Team settings can only be more restrictive than workspace settings, or enable capabilities that are set to “default off” at the workspace level.

Global agents

Agents that don’t belong to any team are called “global agents.” Your workspace can control who can create these:
  • Everyone: Any user can create global agents
  • Admins only: Only workspace administrators
  • Nobody: All agents must belong to a team
Global agents appear in a separate section and are only visible to workspace administrators.

FAQ

Yes. Users can belong to any number of teams and have different roles in each—for example, an admin in one team and a member in another.
No. Each agent belongs to exactly one team (or no team, if global agents are allowed).
An agent that isn’t in a team is called a “global agent.” Whether global agents are allowed depends on how your workspace is configured:
  • Global agents are allowed, and anyone can create them
  • Global agents are allowed, but only workspace administrators can create them
  • Global agents are not allowed—all agents must belong to a team
If teams are disabled for a workspace, all agents are effectively global agents.
Agents in the team become global agents (if allowed) or need to be reassigned. Users aren’t removed from the workspace—just from that team.
Teams are typically enabled for larger workspaces that need team-level access controls. Contact support@abundly.ai to discuss whether teams are right for your workspace. Once enabled, you can start creating teams from the Members page.

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