Roles and Workspaces

Use roles in Dubformer Studio to manage access levels and define what each user can do inside your company workspace. Below you can find a description of all available roles.

Admin

Admins manage company-level settings and have the highest level of access.

What Admins can do

  • Manage company settings and user permissions.

  • Invite users with the roles up to Admin

  • Change user roles.

  • Manage role permissions

  • Set-up authentication restrictions

Manager

Managers oversee production workflows and work directly with project execution.

What Managers can do

  • Monitor the status and progress of projects and tasks.

  • Assign Editors to tasks.

  • Invite new users with the Editor role (if permitted)

Editor

Editors complete operational tasks assigned to them based on their skills.
An Editor can perform as:

Transcriber

  • Review ASR-generated transcription.

  • Correct speaker labels and diarization mistakes.

Workspace view for Editors

Editors see tasks assigned to them on their desktop.
Tasks appear based on their skills and role permissions.


User Roles & Permissions Overview

Clear breakdown of access levels across Editor, Manager, and Admin roles.

Capability / Access

Editor

Manager

Admin

View own tasks only

Yes

No

No

Access full project

No

Yes

Yes

Access all projects

No

Yes

Yes

Create new projects

No

Yes

Yes

Assign tasks

No

Yes

Yes

Edit / correct tasks

No

Yes

Yes

Submit tasks for review

Yes

Yes

Yes

Track task status

Yes

Yes

Yes

Delete tasks

No

Yes

Yes

Reassign tasks

No

Yes

Yes

Modify workflow

No

Yes

Yes

View other users' tasks

No

Yes

Yes

Access user profiles

No

Yes

Yes

Add / remove users

No

No

Yes

Change user roles

No

No

Yes

Access billing & credits

No

No

Yes

Full system oversight

No

Partial

Full

Selecting the Company Workspace

Users with access to multiple workspaces can switch between them.

How to select a workspace

  1. Log in to Dubformer Studio.

  2. In the top navigation, click the dropdown menu next to the company name.

  3. From the list, select the company workspace.

  4. Once selected:


    it will give access to tasks, projects, and other resources based on the user role in that workspace.

    Note:
    User roles can be different across company workspaces. For example, the user may be a Manager in one workspace and an Editor in another. The available permissions will depend on the workspace that is selected.