Absolutely. Wripple is built for teams. You can add as many users as needed, with no per-user fees. Roles and permissions can be customized, so each person has the right level of access and visibility.
By default, all users have access to your company’s shared workspace and can collaborate on projects. You can also invite colleagues directly to specific projects, so they can stay involved in updates and decisions.
For teams that need more structure, Wripple offers the option to create user groups to manage access and project visibility. Only Super Admins can create new groups and manage permissions.
Setting up a company user group
Go to the dropdown in the top right and select Groups.
Click Create Custom Group.
Name your group (e.g., Creative Ops).
Choose which users to include.
Select any existing projects they should access—or leave it blank if you want to assign later.
Click Submit.
When creating a new project, you’ll be asked which group should own it. You can choose the Public Group (all users) or one of your custom groups.
If you’d like to add individual collaborators instead, the Project Brief gives you an option to assign them directly—they’ll receive updates on project activity and talent changes.