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# Collaborators

Bring other people into your studio without handing over your account.

## Adding someone

**Studio → Collaborators → Invite.** They need an Updatr account already.

## Permissions

Grant only what each person needs:

| Permission         | Allows                                          |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `manage_studio`    | Edit studio settings, integrations, and the bot |
| `manage_products`  | Create and edit products                        |
| `manage_licenses`  | View licenses, transfer, pause, rotate keys     |
| `manage_blacklist` | Block and unblock users                         |
| `manage_webhooks`  | Configure Discord webhooks                      |
| `use_obfuscator`   | Run the obfuscator on studio code               |

{% hint style="warning" %}
You are responsible for what your collaborators do in your studio. Grant the narrowest set that lets someone do their job, and remove access when they're done.
{% endhint %}

## Owner-only

Some things stay with the studio owner and can't be delegated:

* The **General** profile tab
* **Domains**
* The store URL
* Adding and removing collaborators

These define the studio's public identity, so they aren't shareable.

## Removing someone

**Studio → Collaborators**, then remove. Access ends immediately.


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