Seven roles
Project manager, Publisher, Contributor, Approver, Analyst, Community manager and Viewer. Custom roles start from a built-in baseline and never exceed it.
Teams
Workspaces hold your people and channels. Projects group channels by brand or client. Roles decide who can draft, publish, analyze or answer comments.
Teams is how NOWScale organizes people, channels and permissions for agencies, brands and media groups.
Project manager, Publisher, Contributor, Approver, Analyst, Community manager and Viewer. Custom roles start from a built-in baseline and never exceed it.
Each Project has its own channels, calendar, content, comments and Blueprints. Move a channel between Projects when a client changes.
Invite by email and choose the Projects, functions and channels the person can reach. Seats are counted as you go.
Teams is built for shared channels and clear responsibility. Here is what is inside:
Active members with their roles, pending invitations and the seat summary of your plan.
Structure that scales from two people to a portfolio of brands.
Channels, calendar, comments and assets scoped per brand or client.
Invite someone to specific channels, not the whole Workspace.
Connect, reconnect, focus and move accounts between Projects.
Membership, billing and limit changes with the actor recorded.
Sensitive changes ask for a fresh sign-in first.
Every Workspace you manage, with channels, scheduled and failed posts.
Yes. Put their channels in a Project and invite them as Viewer or Analyst on that Project. They never see other Projects.
Remove the member or cancel the invitation. Channels stay connected to the Workspace because access goes through NOWScale, never through shared passwords.
Seats depend on your plan. The Members page shows how many are occupied, and pending invitations to billable roles reserve a seat.