Each person in an organization has one role: Owner, Admin, or Member. The role decides what the person can do. Stout checks the role on the server for each action.
Owners and admins have the same permissions, except for some organization settings that only an owner can change. The tables on this page show owners and admins in one column, and they mark each action that only owners can do. Members can use only the boxes that an owner or admin assigns to them.
The dashboard sometimes shows a control that a member cannot use. If a member selects that control, Stout refuses the action.
Stout does not let anyone remove or demote the last owner of an organization.
Boxes
Locks
You must have a display name before you can lock a box. A lock does not stop an owner or admin from editing, updating, or deleting a box. See Locks.
Do not depend on a lock alone to keep other people off a box. A lock does not stop a UART console, a firmware flash, a script from Import Test, or a Factory run. Tell the people who share the box before you start work that must not be interrupted.
Workbench and tests
Factory
Organization and settings
To save an SSO configuration, an owner must also have a verified email address. See Single sign-on.
Features that your organization controls
A member sees a feature such as Workbench or Factory only when two things are true. Your organization must have the feature, and the member’s feature access must allow it. Feature access controls what a member sees in the dashboard. It does not change the permissions on this page. See Members and invitations.
The Developer role
Stout staff who help your organization show the role Developer on the Team Permissions page. They do not have an owner, admin, or member role in that list.