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People and ‘Who may do what’

4 steps± 3 minVideoVerified 28 Oct 2026
  1. Step 1 · Open People
  2. Step 2 · What each role may do
  3. Step 3 · Invite someone
  4. Step 4 · What colleagues see is set in Flow

People answers the question who may do what. There are two kinds of people: builders, who work in the studio, and colleagues, who use what has been built. A small table shows per environment what each role may do.

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Step 1 / 4

Open People

Click People at the top. On the left are the builders: owners and builders, who make workflows, APIs and AI Colleagues. On the right are the colleagues: they use the home page, apps and AI Colleagues.

  1. Click People
Open People · Click People
Open People · Who may do what.
Step 2 / 4

What each role may do

The table has a column per environment: D, T, A and P. An owner may do everything everywhere. A builder builds in Development and Test, tests and approves in Acceptance, and looks along in Production. A colleague uses what is there, and tests and approves where needed.

What each role may do · Owner, Builder and Colleague, with what each may do per environment.
Step 3 / 4

Invite someone

Inviting someone is the main button of this screen. You enter an email address and choose a role. They get an email with a link.

  1. Click Invite someone
Invite someone · Click Invite someone
Invite someone · The Invite someone window, with Email address and Role.
Step 4 / 4

What colleagues see is set in Flow

Teams, audiences and roles through groups in your company are set per environment, in Flow itself, under Management → People. The Open in Production button takes you there.

What colleagues see is set in Flow · The Open in Production button.

This guide was carried out step by step on 28 Oct 2026 by an automated test on Flow (version 96971699).