Projects and teams

A project groups a piece of work. A team is a group of people. Sharing a project with a team is how everyone gets the same context.

Creating a project

Name it, then attach work to it: meetings, files, notes, tasks and chats. See chat projects.

Creating a team and inviting people

Invite by email address. Someone who does not have Metir yet receives an invitation to join.

Sharing a project

Open Members and use the Project members dialog. Under Teams, select any teams whose active members should have access. Leave every team unchecked to keep the project personal. Under People, use Search teammates or add by email to add someone directly.

Saving the member list

Direct email access works for an existing Metir account; it does not send a project invitation to a new account. The mobile dialog uses Add by email. Choose Save to apply the list or Cancel to leave it unchanged. The dialog has no viewer or editor roles: each selected team or person receives the same project content access.

Who can see what

A team member can see and work with the project's shared contents. Someone given access directly gets the same view without joining the team. Removing a team or person from Project members takes effect when you save.

Chats are not shared

Sharing a project shares its files, notes, meetings and tasks. It does not share your conversations. Nobody sees your chats, whatever else they can see.