The Sites Dashboard provides options to manage teams and select user roles across multiple sites. Those options enable you to efficiently manage access for large organizations with multiple sites and teams. For example, you can:
Create teams that represent functional groups in your organization
Add users to teams with Member roles
Assign teams to one or more sites
Note
Users who are new to Acquia must create an account before logging in for the first time. They must then be invited to an Acquia Source subscription. Acquia Cloud Platform users can use their existing credentials to log in to Acquia Source after they receive the Getting Started email.
Roles
The Sites Dashboard manages access at the platform level and works alongside each site’s own role management:
Platform level (Sites Dashboard): Controls broad access across multiple sites.
Site level (Site CMS): Controls detailed permissions within an individual site.
Admin and Member roles from the Sites Dashboard sync with each site, but sites can also define custom roles for more granular permission control.
Platform-level roles
The following roles are available at the Sites Dashboard level:
Admin: Users with this role have administrator access to all sites within an organization.
Member: Users with this role have basic access to all sites assigned to their teams. They may also be granted roles within each site.
A user with the Admin role in the Sites Dashboard automatically has the Admin role in all sites in the organization. A user with the Member role also has the Member role in any sites their teams can access. The specific permissions for the Member role are defined separately for each site.
Teams
Teams are groups of users that share similar responsibilities or work on the same projects. For example, Marketing, Content, Development, and Executive teams. Each team can be assigned to one or more sites with consistent roles, streamlining the user management process.
Use the following steps to remove a member from a team:
Log in to Acquia Source to open the Sites Dashboard.
Click the Users tab.
Click Teams.
Click the team that you want to edit.
Click the team name to view all members and find the user that you want to remove.
Click Remove Member.
Click Remove to confirm the removal.
Managing teams and users
The Sites Dashboard provides options to manage teams and select user roles across multiple sites. Those options enable you to efficiently manage access for large organizations with multiple sites and teams. For example, you can:
Create teams that represent functional groups in your organization
Add users to teams with Member roles
Assign teams to one or more sites
Note
Users who are new to Acquia must create an account before logging in for the first time. They must then be invited to an Acquia Source subscription. Acquia Cloud Platform users can use their existing credentials to log in to Acquia Source after they receive the Getting Started email.
Roles
The Sites Dashboard manages access at the platform level and works alongside each site’s own role management:
Platform level (Sites Dashboard): Controls broad access across multiple sites.
Site level (Site CMS): Controls detailed permissions within an individual site.
Admin and Member roles from the Sites Dashboard sync with each site, but sites can also define custom roles for more granular permission control.
Platform-level roles
The following roles are available at the Sites Dashboard level:
Admin: Users with this role have administrator access to all sites within an organization.
Member: Users with this role have basic access to all sites assigned to their teams. They may also be granted roles within each site.
A user with the Admin role in the Sites Dashboard automatically has the Admin role in all sites in the organization. A user with the Member role also has the Member role in any sites their teams can access. The specific permissions for the Member role are defined separately for each site.
Teams
Teams are groups of users that share similar responsibilities or work on the same projects. For example, Marketing, Content, Development, and Executive teams. Each team can be assigned to one or more sites with consistent roles, streamlining the user management process.
Acquia Source