PostLab is centered around Teams. Every Team has an Owner and a Drive. A Team can consist of a single person, or contain hundreds of users - anything goes. All Team Members can add Members.
Add Team Members
Click ➕ at the bottom of a panel, then select Team Member.
➕ > Team Member
Add Team Member
Team Owners may also add Team Members from the Account pane in Preferences.
Preferences... > Account > TEAMS > ⚙️ / (⋯) > Team Members
Once someone adds a new Team Member, within 10 minutes, both the Team Owner and the new Team Member will receive an email:
For the Team Owner - a notification the new Team Member was added successfully.
For the new Team Member - an onboarding email with instructions on getting started with PostLab.
Team Members have access to all Team resources, including:
Productions
Documents
Folders
Drive
All Team Members can add assets and media to Drive, and remove them. When it comes to Productions and Folders, what you are allowed to do depends on your Role:
Roles
Owner
Owners have full access to a Team. Owners typically set up Folder structures and organize Productions for Editors to work on.
A Team Member with an Owner Role is not the same as a Team Owner.
While Editors can't delete Productions, they can delete individual Documentswithin a Production.
Billing
When adding a Team Member, your Team will be charged for that Member based on the billing cycle you selected for your PostLab Plan, monthly or yearly.
You can remove a Team Member at any time. Any unused days within that billing cycle are credited to your account. Even with a yearly plan, you'll receive a credit if a Team Member is removed before the year is over.
Questions
How do I know who is currently on my Team?
You can learn who is on your Team in multiple ways:
Preferences... > Account > TEAMS > Team Members
Click ➕ at the bottom of a panel, then select Team Member.
POSTLAB CLOUD > (Your Team) > ABOUT > (N) Members
POSTLAB CLOUD > (Your Team) > ABOUT > (N) Members
Team Members
Generally, I collaborate with just one other person, but that changes from time to time. What's the best way to manage that?