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Creating and managing teams

Create and manage teams, configure auto-approval, and archive, restore, or permanently delete teams.

On this page
  1. Create a team
  2. Edit a team
  3. Archive, restore, and permanently delete a team
  4. Reference: team settings and roles
  5. Next steps

Teams let you organize users and resources within an organization — creating one is the first step to controlling who has access to what. This article covers how to create a team, edit its settings, and archive, restore, or permanently delete teams.


Create a team

There are three ways to open the team creation dialog:

  • From the organization dashboard, go to the Teams card and select + New Team.
  • From Settings, open the Teams tab and select + Create Team.
  • From the team selector in the top header, choose + Add team.

All three options open the Create New Team modal.

Create New Team modal with Team Name field and Create Team button

In the Team Name field, enter a name for the team, then select Create Team.

When the team is created, three things happen automatically:

  • You are added to the team as an Administrator.
  • All existing organization administrators are added to the team as Administrators.
  • A team ID is generated and appears as static text in the team list. The team ID is not editable.

After creation, the platform navigates you to the new team's workspace.


Edit a team

To edit a team's settings, go to Settings Teams, then select the pencil icon on the team's row. This opens the Edit Team modal.

The modal contains two fields:

  • Team Name — the existing name is pre-populated; update it if needed.
  • Auto-approve new members — when enabled, new member requests for this team are approved automatically. This toggle is off by default.

When you are done, select Update Team.

Related Settings showing Allow Auto-approve turned off

Edit Team modal showing Auto-approve new members toggle in interactive/enabled state (organization-level setting on)


Archive, restore, and permanently delete a team

Archive a team

To archive a team, go to Settings Teams, then select the archive icon (box icon) on the team's row.

Archive Team confirmation dialog with Archive Team button (red)

A confirmation dialog appears. Select Archive Team to confirm.

After archiving, the team is removed from the active list. To view archived teams, use the Show archived teams toggle on the Teams page.

Restore a team

Only organization administrators can restore archived teams; team administrators cannot.

To restore a team, go to Settings Teams and turn on the Show archived teams toggle. Find the team and select Restore. A confirmation dialog appears — select Restore Team to confirm.

Restored RAI Team in the active list with 0 members and a successful restoration message

After restoring, the team reappears in the active list.

Permanently delete a team

A team must be archived before it can be permanently deleted.

To permanently delete an archived team, go to Settings Teams, turn on the Show archived teams toggle, find the team, and select Delete. The Permanently Delete Team dialog opens.

Permanently Delete Team dialog with empty name confirmation field and muted Delete Permanently button

Type the exact team name in the confirmation field to activate the Delete Permanently button, then select it.


Reference: team settings and roles

Team settings

Setting Where it appears Default Editable Notes
Team Name Create New Team modal, Edit Team modal Yes Required. Maximum 100 characters (enforced on save).
Auto-approve new members Edit Team modal Off Yes Requires organization-level Allow Auto-approve to be on. If you cannot change this setting, enable Allow Auto-approve first.
Allow Auto-approve Settings → Teams → Related Settings Off Yes Organization-level setting. Must be enabled before any team can use auto-approve.

Team roles

The four team roles provide progressively broader access:

Role At a glance
Viewer Can view team content.
Member Can contribute to the team's work.
Trusted Member Has broader collaboration access than a Member.
Administrator Can manage the team and its members.

Organization administrators always have Administrator access to every team, regardless of their assigned role. Their role cannot be changed or removed via the team interface.

For a complete breakdown of role capabilities and permissions across Model Monster, see Roles and permissions.


Next steps