Team members - v0 by Vercel

Creating a Team

To create a team on Vercel:

Click on the scope selector at the top left of the nav bar

Choose to create a new team

Name your team

Select a team plan option 1

Teams on the Pro and Enterprise plans can collaborate with teammates, share resources, and manage projects. If you're on the Hobby plan, you'll need to upgrade to the Pro plan to start adding team members. 1

Team Roles

Vercel distinguishes between different roles to manage team members' access levels and permissions:

Team Level Roles (Pro and Enterprise plans)

Owner: Highest level of authority with comprehensive access and control over all team and project settings 23

Member: Can create deployments, manage projects, set up integrations, and handle security settings 23

Developer: Can deploy to projects and manage environment settings (Enterprise plans only) 3

Billing: Responsible for financial management with read-only access to projects 23

Viewer: Has read-only access to the team's resources and projects 23

Contributor: Can be configured to have any project level role or none 23

Project Level Roles

Project Administrator: Full control over a specific project

Project Developer: Can deploy and manage a specific project

Project Viewer: Read-only access to a specific project 23

Additional Team Management

Leaving a Team: You can't leave if you're the last remaining owner or confirmed member 1

Deleting a Team: Remove all team domains first, then delete from the Settings tab 1

Suggested Teams: Vercel creates a list of teams you might want to join based on your email domain or Git organization memberships 1

Vercel Teams

Teams on Vercel allow you to collaborate with members on projects and grant you access to additional resources. 1

Creating a Team

To create a team on Vercel:

Click on the scope selector at the top left of the nav bar
Choose to create a new team
Name your team
Select a team plan option 1

Team Membership

You can join a Vercel team through:

An invitation from a team owner
Automatic addition by a team's identity provider
Requesting access yourself 1

To request access, you can:

Push a commit to a private Git repository owned by the team
Interact with the suggested teams on the Vercel dashboard 1

Team Roles

Vercel distinguishes between different roles to manage team members' access levels and permissions:

Team Level Roles (Pro and Enterprise plans)

Owner: Highest level of authority with comprehensive access and control over all team and project settings 23
Member: Can create deployments, manage projects, set up integrations, and handle security settings 23
Developer: Can deploy to projects and manage environment settings (Enterprise plans only) 3
Billing: Responsible for financial management with read-only access to projects 23
Viewer: Has read-only access to the team's resources and projects 23
Contributor: Can be configured to have any project level role or none 23

Project Level Roles

Project Administrator: Full control over a specific project
Project Developer: Can deploy and manage a specific project
Project Viewer: Read-only access to a specific project 23

Managing Your Team

Default Team: The first Hobby or Pro team you create will automatically be your default team 1
Team ID: A unique identifier assigned when your team is created 1
Team Email Domain: Configure a domain to allow users with matching email addresses to request access 1

Additional Team Management

Leaving a Team: You can't leave if you're the last remaining owner or confirmed member 1
Deleting a Team: Remove all team domains first, then delete from the Settings tab 1
Suggested Teams: Vercel creates a list of teams you might want to join based on your email domain or Git organization memberships 1