Manage your projects using Organisations

French version below

More information regarding the Clever Cloud’s “Organisations” feature.

organization roles

Since our console V2, managing permissions and giving access to apps and websites is easy. It’s now possible to add different members to your Organisations and give different roles to them, each role having different privileges.

For a web agency, this means that it’s possible to give a role to each member of your team, and also to your customers. For example, the accoutant of one of your customers can access directly to the hosting billing of the websites that you have developed for him. It’s easy, you just have to create an “accounting” role, which only allows access to the billing.

The same applies for freelances. Give specific access to your customers/collaborator and work faster.

There are 4 different roles with different privileges levels.

organization roles

For more information, visit our documentation.


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Revenons sur la fonctionnalité “Organisations” de Clever Cloud. Depuis la V2 de notre console, la gestion des permissions donnant accès aux applications et sites web est facile. Il est maintenant possible d’ajouter différents membres à une Organisation et de leur administrer des rôles, chacun ayant différents privilèges.

Pour une web agency, cela signifie qu’il est possible de donner à chaque membre de votre agence un rôle, voir à vos clients. Par exemple, le comptable de votre client X souhaite avoir un accès direct à la facturation de l’hébergement du site que vous lui avez construit. C’est très simple, il suffit de lui créer un rôle “accounting” lui donnant uniquement accès à la facturation.

Il en va de même pour les freelances. Donnez des accès spécifiques à vos clients/collaborateurs et travaillez plus vite.

Il existe 4 rôles différents, chacun donnant accès à différents privilèges (voir tableau plus haut).

Pour plus d’infos, allez voir notre documentation.

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