When you invite a collaborator, or change a collaborator's permissions you're giving them permission to edit and access your project.
It's good to know what they'll be able to do, once you change their permissions to a new role.
Project Lead 🔑🔑🔑
A project lead is the person who creates the project, and has the highest level of access permissions on the project.
Project leads can:
Create, read, update and delete projects.
Manage sharing and permissions.
Edit project metadata (like the project wordcount, settings, title and project description).
Edit, track changes and comment on a manuscript.
Co-Writer 🔑🔑
A co-writer contributes to a project. They help to shape the story, structure it, and write sections of it.
A co-writer can:
Edit project metadata (like the title and project description).
Edit, track changes and comment on a manuscript.
Editor 🔑
An editor helps to develop or refine a project that is already underway. They may suggest changes, proofread, or fact-check.
Read and update chapters and scenes.
Edit, track changes and comment on a manuscript.
Reader (forthcoming) 👀
A reader might be doing a sensitivity read, or an early read-through.
Readers can:
Read your manuscript (they cannot edit or suggest changes).
Comment on a manuscript.