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Teams let you give members access to only some of your organization’s sites instead of all of them. A team groups members together and grants that group a specific set of sites. By default every member can see all of your organization’s sites; when you restrict a member, they see only the sites granted through the teams they belong to. Manage teams under Settings → Teams.

When do I need teams?

Reach for teams when different people should see different sites — an agency giving each client’s contact access to only that client’s site, or a company where one team owns the marketing site and another owns the app. If everyone should see everything, you don’t need teams at all: the default is full access to every site in the organization.

How team-based access works

There are two pieces — a team grants sites, and a member’s restricted flag decides whether that grant limits them:
1

Create a team and grant it sites

Under Settings → Teams, create a team, add members to it, and select which sites it grants. A member can belong to more than one team; their access is the combined set of all their teams’ sites.
2

Restrict the members who should be limited

On the organization’s members list, turn on Restrict site access for a member. A restricted member sees only the sites granted through their teams — every other site is hidden from their dashboard and returns no data.
An unrestricted member still sees all sites, whether or not they’re on a team. The restriction is what turns a team into a boundary.

Verify access

Team access is configured when a restricted member can open only the combined set of sites granted by their teams. Unrestricted members should still see every site in the organization.

Who can be restricted?

Only members can be restricted. Owners and admins always have full access to every site and can’t be limited by teams — they manage the organization, so restricting them wouldn’t make sense. The Restrict site access toggle only appears for people with the member role.
Restriction takes effect immediately across the whole product: a restricted member’s sites list, per-site reports, and site settings all reflect only their teams’ sites. Add them to a team with more sites — or turn off the restriction — and their access widens right away.

Who can create and edit teams?

Owners and admins create, edit, and delete teams, choose each team’s members and sites, and set the restricted flag. Members can view the Teams page but can’t change it. Editing a team replaces its member and site lists with whatever you select, so it always reflects exactly what’s checked.

Frequently asked questions

No. In tinyanalytics, owners and admins always have full access to every site and can’t be limited by teams. The Restrict site access toggle only appears for people with the member role.
No. By default every member can see all of your organization’s sites, so if that’s what you want, you don’t need teams at all. Reach for teams only when different people should see different sites.
Their access is the combined set of all their teams’ sites. A member can belong to more than one team, and a restricted member sees every site granted by any team they’re in.
Immediately, across the whole product. A restricted member’s sites list, per-site reports, and site settings all reflect only their teams’ sites, and every other site is hidden and returns no data. Widen their access — or turn off the restriction — and it applies right away.

Roles & permissions

How roles and team access fit together.

Organizations & members

Where you add members and set the restricted flag.

Invitations

Invite the people you’ll add to teams.

Account settings

Your personal profile and password.