Creating a Team
Set up a team to collaborate with others:Team Roles
Umami uses role-based access control to manage team member permissions:Manager
Full control over the team:
- Add/remove members
- Assign/modify roles
- Manage team websites
- Access all analytics
- Configure team settings
Member
Standard team access:
- View all team websites
- Create and edit reports
- Manage segments and filters
- Cannot manage team members
View Only
Read-only access:
- View website analytics
- View existing reports
- Cannot create or edit content
- Cannot access settings
Managing Team Members
Adding Members
Invite users to join your team:Share Access Code
Provide the access code to team members through your preferred communication channel.
Access codes can be regenerated at any time to revoke old invitations.
Changing Member Roles
Update permissions for existing team members:Removing Members
Remove users from the team:Team Websites
Manage websites owned by the team:Adding Websites to Teams
Option 1: Create New Website- When creating a website, select the team from the dropdown
- The website will be owned by the team
- Go to website settings
- Use the transfer function to move it to a team
- Confirm the transfer
Website Access
Team member access to websites depends on their role:- Managers: Full control including deletion and transfer
- Members: Can view analytics and create reports
- View Only: Can only view existing analytics and reports
Removing Websites from Teams
Team Settings
Configure your team’s preferences:Basic Settings
- Team Name: Update the display name
- Logo: Upload a custom team logo
- Access Code: Generate or regenerate the join code
Access Management
Access Code
Access Code
A unique code that allows users to join your team. Regenerate this code to invalidate previous invitations.
Team Deletion
Team Deletion
Permanently delete the team. All team websites will need to be reassigned or will be deleted.
Joining a Team
As a user, join an existing team:Leaving a Team
Remove yourself from a team:After leaving, you’ll lose access to all team resources. You can rejoin if you have the access code.
Best Practices
- Use descriptive team names that reflect their purpose
- Assign the minimum necessary permissions to team members
- Regularly review team membership and remove inactive users
- Regenerate access codes periodically for security
- Create separate teams for different departments or projects
- Document your team structure and role assignments
Team vs Personal Websites
Team Websites
Best for:
- Shared company properties
- Client projects
- Collaborative analytics
- Multiple stakeholders
- Role-based access
- Multiple managers
- Centralized management
Personal Websites
Best for:
- Individual projects
- Personal blogs
- Testing and development
- Full ownership control
- Single owner
- Complete control
- Can transfer later
Next Steps
Add Team Websites
Create or transfer websites to your team
Manage Members
Invite collaborators and assign roles
Team Links
Create tracked links for your team
Team Pixels
Set up tracking pixels for campaigns