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Within a SeaTable group there are three different roles: Owner, Administrator and Member. Depending on their role, which can be different from group to group, users are authorized to perform different actions. The following table provides you with an overview of what permissions each role has.
All permissions at a glance
| Owner | Admin | Member | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Create new group | |||
| Work in a Base | |||
| Group management | |||
| Rename group | |||
| Manage members | |||
| Transfer group | |||
| Leave group | |||
| Delete group | |||
| Base management in a group | |||
| Add a Base or Folder | |||
| Edit base | |||
| Manage bases of a group in the trash | |||
| Release bases | |||
| Add Bases to Favorites | |||
| Delete bases | |||
| Move bases to a folder | |||
| Copy bases | |||
| Export bases | |||
| Set password for a base | |||
| Access and restore snapshots of a base | |||
| Advanced features (API tokens, webhooks, attachment management and Seafile connect) |
Which groups and bases do you see?
Each user can only see the groups he is a member of. Groups and bases you are not a member of will not be shown to you, of course.