Enterprise

Managing seats and access

To manage v0 seats and grant access in your Vercel account, follow these steps.

1. Log in to your v0 account.
2. Select your team in the top-left corner.
3. Select Manage Members.

You can grant access to team members via an invite by clicking the three dots to the right of their role.

Assign or revoke access

• To assign access: Find the team member in the list and assign the desired v0 role.
• To revoke access: Find the team member in the list and choose "No access".

Choosing the right role

v0 has a role and access control system that is separate from your team roles in Vercel:

• v0 Builder: v0 Creator access + can create deployments and manage integrations and environment variables.
• v0 Creator: Can create chats + projects, add sources, and build in v0.
• v0 Viewer: View-only access to collaborate on chats with other users.

For Vercel team management:

• Viewer: Assign the Viewer role with v0 access for most users.
• Owner: Use the Owner role only for admins who need full control.

Activating your account

To use v0 with your Enterprise plan:

Make sure you're logged into the correct Vercel account before accepting the invite.

1. Accept the invite.
2. Switch to your Enterprise team using on the v0 navigation bar.

Configuring single sign-on (SSO)

Once v0 is enabled for your team, admins can manage access using Directory Sync.

1. Go to /~/settings/access-groups to create or edit an access group with v0 enabled.
2. Map a Directory Sync group (e.g. from Okta SCIM) to the v0 access group.
3. Everyone in the synced group will automatically receive v0 access.

Learn more about v0's enterprise security features

Transferring projects

To transfer all your projects from your personal account to your Enterprise account, go to settings and select Transfer Data.

Privacy settings

Chats

You can set chats to Private, Team, Unlisted, or Public.

• Private: Only you can view the conversation and any generated content.
• Public: Visible to others in your workspace. Use for collaboration or shared learning.
• Team / Unlisted: Control access by choosing who can view or edit the chat.

Use the sharing dialog to manage access levels for each chat.

Projects

Projects can also be Private or Public.

• Private: Only visible to you. Code and UI generations stay hidden from others. Useful for sensitive or in-progress work.
• Public: Visible to selected teammates or your entire organization. Useful for collaboration or shared learning.