teams-management
Teams Management provides REST API endpoints for setting up collaborative workspaces within XActions. Create teams, invite members with specific roles (owner, admin, editor, viewer), and manage permissions across your automation projects. Teams share operation quotas and enforce role-based access at the API level.
Teams Management creates and manages teams in XActions, enabling multi-user collaboration on automation tasks.
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Teams Management creates and manages teams in XActions, enabling multi-user collaboration on automation tasks. Teams Management provides REST API endpoints for setting up collaborative workspaces within XActions. Create teams, invite members with specific roles (owner, admin, editor, viewer), and manage permissions across your automation projects. Teams share operation quotas and enforce role-based access at the API level.
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- Teams Management supports inviting members to your XActions team via API endpoints.
- Teams Management provides four role levels for team members: owner, admin, editor, and viewer.
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How do I create a team in XActions?
Teams Management allows you to create teams through REST API endpoints for collaborative automation work. Use the team creation endpoint to establish a new workspace where multiple users can collaborate on XActions projects. Once created, your team can share operation quotas and enforce role-based access controls across all automation tasks.
How do I invite someone to my team?
Teams Management supports inviting members to your XActions team via API endpoints. When inviting, assign specific roles—owner, admin, editor, or viewer—to control what each member can do. Role-based permissions are enforced at the API level, ensuring team members only access features appropriate to their role.
What roles can I assign to team members?
Teams Management provides four role levels for team members: owner, admin, editor, and viewer. Each role carries different permission levels for managing automation projects and team settings. Assign roles during member invitation or update them later to control team member permissions and manage access to collaborative automation tasks.
How do I manage permissions for team members?
Teams Management enforces role-based access at the API level, allowing you to control team member permissions through role assignment. Configure access levels by assigning appropriate roles (owner, admin, editor, viewer) to each team member. You can also remove users from your XActions team and manage team quotas to delegate automation work effectively.
Can I set up multi-user access in XActions?
Yes, Teams Management enables multi-user account access and team structure setup through its REST API. Create shared team workspaces where collaborators work together on automation projects. Teams share operation quotas, and role-based permissions ensure each user has appropriate access levels for their responsibilities.
How does Teams Management handle team quotas?
Teams Management allows you to manage team quotas and billing at the team level. All team members share operation quotas for their collaborative automation work. Control quota allocation and monitor usage across your team to ensure efficient resource distribution for XActions automation projects.
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Teams Management
API-powered team management for collaborative XActions usage.
Entry Points
| Goal | Route | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Create a team | POST /api/teams |
REST API |
| List teams | GET /api/teams |
REST API |
| Get team details | GET /api/teams/:id |
REST API |
| Invite a team member | POST /api/teams/:id/invite |
REST API |
| Update member role | PATCH /api/teams/:id/members/:userId |
REST API |
| Remove a member | DELETE /api/teams/:id/members/:userId |
REST API |
| Delete a team | DELETE /api/teams/:id |
REST API |
API Usage
Create a team
POST /api/teams
Authorization: Bearer <token>
Content-Type: application/json
{
"name": "My Marketing Team",
"description": "Handles brand account automation"
}
Invite a member
```bash POST /api/teams/:id/invite Authorization: Bearer <token> Content-Type:
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