Teams are currently only available for Enterprise customers. To upgrade, get in touch with our sales team.

Key Benefits

  • Shared Resources: Centralized usage tracking, workflows, and API keys across your organization
  • Flexible Permissions: Role-based access control with Member, Admin, and Compliance Officer roles
  • User Management: Easy-to-use user management tools
  • Enterprise Security: Compliance features, audit logging, and access controls
  • Organized Workflows: Use tags and variables to keep your team’s workflows organized

Getting Started

Creating Your Team

When you upgrade to an Enterprise plan, you’ll automatically get assigned to a team.
  1. You’ll be designated as the initial team owner
  2. You can immediately start inviting team members
  3. Your usage limits will be shared across all team members

Team Workspace

Once your team is created, you’ll have access to a shared workspace that includes:
  • Shared Workflows: All team members can view and collaborate on workflows
  • Centralized Usage Dashboard: Track your team’s usage across all workflows
  • Team Settings: Manage members, permissions, and team configuration
  • Shared API Keys: Use team-level API keys for integrations

Managing Your Team

Adding Team Members

Only Admins and Owners can add and remove team members.
To invite new team members:
  1. Navigate to Team Settings from the sidebar
  2. Click the “Add members” button
  3. Enter the email address of the person you want to invite
  4. Choose their initial role (Member, Admin, or Compliance Officer)
  5. Send the invitation
What happens next:
  • If the person already has a Kadoa account, they’ll receive an invitation notification
  • If they’re new to Kadoa, they’ll receive an email invitation to create an account and join your team
  • Invitations can be resent or cancelled from the Team Settings page

Managing Invitations

Track and manage pending invitations in the Team Settings page:
  • Resend invitations that may have been missed
  • Cancel invitations if they’re no longer needed
  • View invitation status to see who hasn’t joined yet

Roles and Permissions

Understanding roles is crucial for maintaining security and workflow efficiency. Each role has specific permissions designed to balance collaboration with security.

Member

Best for: Team members who need to create and manage their own workflows Core Permissions:
  • Create new workflows for the team
  • Read and execute all team workflows
  • Edit their own workflows
  • Download data from team workflows
  • Use team tags and variables
Limitations:
  • Cannot manage team settings or members
  • Cannot access compliance or audit features

Admin & Owner

Best for: Team leads, project managers, and primary administrator All Member permissions, plus:
  • Manage team members (add, remove, change roles)
  • Delete or modify any team workflow
  • Access team settings and configuration
  • Manage team tags and variables
  • View basic usage and billing information
Limitations:
  • Limited compliance access (depending on organization setup)

Compliance Officer

Best for: Compliance teams and auditors who need read-only access Specialized Permissions:
  • Read-only access to all workflows and execution logs
  • Access compliance reports and audit trails
  • View team activity
  • Cannot modify workflows, settings, or team configuration
Use Cases:
  • Regulatory compliance monitoring
  • Security audits

Advanced Features

On your team settings page, you can find additional features to enhance team collaboration: Tags help organize and categorize workflows:
  • Create custom tags for projects, departments, or campaigns
  • Filter and search workflows by tags
  • Use tags for reporting and analytics
Variables enable template-based workflows:
  • Define reusable input variables for workflows
  • Share variables across team workflows
Shared API Key for team integrations:
  • All teams have a shared API key that can be used for integrations and applications

Switching Between Teams

If you’re a member of multiple teams:
  1. Use the team switcher in the top navigation
  2. Your active team determines which workflows and settings you can access
  3. Personal workflows remain private across all teams
  4. Usage and billing are tracked separately for each team