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Roles & Permissions

Understand what each Revibu role can access and do inside your workspace.

Revibu workspaces are collaborative by design.
To keep things safe and organized, every member has a role with specific permissions.

You can invite teammates from Workspace Settings → Members, then assign a role at any time.

Members & roles screen


Roles overview

Revibu includes five roles:

  • Owner (full control)
  • Admin (almost full control)
  • Developer (product + automation control)
  • Support / Agent (reviews + internal tickets)
  • Viewer (Read-only) (view only)

Owner

Owner is the highest permission level.
Owners can do everything in the workspace, including the most sensitive actions.

Owners can:

  • Manage the organization / workspace
    • rename workspace
    • change settings
    • delete workspace
  • Manage members and roles
    • invite / remove users
    • promote / demote roles
  • Manage the subscription & billing
    • upgrade / downgrade plan
    • update payment method
    • cancel subscription
      (Owners are the only ones who can access billing.)
  • Manage tool integrations
    • connect / disconnect Jira / Linear / Notion (OAuth)
    • configure delivery settings (Owners only.)
  • Manage store integrations
    • connect App Store / Google Play
    • enable backfill
    • manage reply publishing
  • Manage automations
    • create / edit / delete / activate rules
  • Access all reviews, tickets, alerts, dashboards, exports

Typical Owner: Head of Product, CTO, or whoever pays for Revibu.


Admin

Admins can manage almost everything except billing and tool OAuth.

Admins can:

  • Manage workspace settings except deletion
  • Manage members & roles (except changing Owners)
  • Manage store integrations
  • Manage automations
  • Manage internal tickets & dashboards
  • Publish / validate replies
  • Configure alerts

Admins cannot:

  • Access or change subscription / billing
  • Connect / disconnect Jira / Linear / Notion
  • Change delivery OAuth settings
  • Delete the workspace

Typical Admin: Product Lead, Engineering Manager.


Developer

Developers focus on review triage and automation.

Developers can:

  • Manage store integrations
    • connect / reconfigure App Store / Google Play
  • Manage automations
    • create / edit / activate rules
  • Access reviews & internal tickets
  • Comment on internal tickets

Developers cannot:

  • Manage subscription / billing
  • Manage members & roles
  • Connect Jira / Linear / Notion OAuth
  • Delete workspace

Typical Developer: Mobile lead, QA, growth engineer.


Support / Agent

Support/Agents are built for daily review handling.

They have read access to most areas, but can act on reviews and internal tickets.

Support/Agents can:

  • Read dashboards, apps, automations, and settings
  • Go to Reviews
    • view & filter reviews
    • draft replies
    • publish replies (if allowed by store integration settings)
  • Use the internal Issue Board
    • comment on tickets
    • change internal status / priority / labels (if enabled in your workspace policy)
    • assign tickets to teammates

Support/Agents cannot:

  • Change workspace settings
  • Manage members & roles
  • Manage store connections
  • Manage automations
  • Connect Jira / Linear / Notion
  • Access billing

Typical Support/Agent: Customer support rep, community manager.


Viewer (Read-only)

Viewers can only observe.

Viewers can:

  • Read reviews, tickets, dashboards, automations, settings

Viewers cannot:

  • Reply to reviews
  • Create/edit automations
  • Comment or edit tickets
  • Connect integrations
  • Manage workspace or billing

Typical Viewer: Stakeholders who need visibility without action.


Quick permission matrix

CapabilityOwnerAdminDeveloperSupport / AgentViewer
Billing / subscription
Connect Jira / Linear / Notion (OAuth)
Configure Issue Sync delivery
Connect stores (App Store / Play)
Create / edit automations
Reply to reviews
Manage internal tickets
Invite / remove members
Delete workspace

Best practices

  • Keep 1-2 Owners max.
  • Make your Product/Engineering leads Admins.
  • Give mobile/QA owners Developer for automations.
  • Give frontline teams Support/Agent for replying and ticket follow-up.
  • Use Viewer for stakeholders.

If you want, I can also write a short “which role should I pick?” section per team type (B2B SaaS, games, fintech, etc.).

Updated 6 days ago