Organizations and Roles
Organizations are the core unit for managing your ScreenshotOne account. Every user belongs to one organization, and all billing, API access, and resources are scoped to the organization level.
Roles
There are three roles in an organization:
Owner
The owner has full control over the organization:
- Full access to billing, invoices, and subscription management
- Can invite and remove members
- Can change member roles
- Can transfer ownership to another member
- Can delete the organization
- Can configure notifications
Every organization has exactly one owner. When you sign up, you automatically become the owner of your organization.
Admin
Admins are trusted team members who can help manage the organization:
- Can view and manage billing information
- Can invite and remove members
- Can change member roles (promote/demote between admin and developer)
- Can edit organization settings
- Can configure notifications
- Cannot transfer ownership
- Cannot delete the organization
Use the admin role for team leads, managers, or anyone who needs to manage the team without having full control.
Developer
Developers have access to everything needed to integrate with ScreenshotOne:
- Can view and manage API keys
- Can view request logs and screenshot history
- Can access the playground
- Can configure S3 storage
- Can view organization members (read-only)
- Cannot manage members or invites
- Cannot view billing or payment information
- Cannot change organization settings
Use the developer role for engineers and team members who need to work with the API but don’t need administrative access.
Managing Your Team
Inviting Members
- Go to the Organization page
- Click Invite new member
- Enter the email address
- Select a role (Developer or Admin)
- Click Invite
The invited user will receive an email with instructions to join. They can sign in (or sign up if new to ScreenshotOne) to accept the invitation.
Note: You cannot invite users who already have an active subscription or are owners of another organization with members.
Changing Roles
- Go to the Organization page
- Find the member in the list
- Click Change role
- Select the new role (Developer or Admin)
- Click Change Role
Only owners and admins can change roles. You cannot change the owner’s role or your own role.
Removing Members
- Go to the Organization page
- Find the member in the list
- Click Remove member
- Confirm the removal
When a member is removed, they are moved to their own organization with fresh API keys. Important: They may still have copies of your API keys. Consider regenerating your keys after removing a member.
Transferring Ownership
If you need to transfer ownership to another member:
- Go to the Organization page
- Find the member who will become the new owner
- Click Transfer ownership
- Confirm the transfer
After transfer, you will become a developer in the organization. Only the owner can transfer ownership, and only if no members have active legacy subscriptions.
Common Use Cases
Small Team
- Owner: Founder or team lead (handles billing)
- Developers: Engineers working on the integration
Medium Team
- Owner: Finance or operations (manages billing)
- Admins: Team leads (manage their developers)
- Developers: Engineers
Enterprise
- Owner: Account administrator
- Admins: Department heads or project managers
- Developers: Development teams
FAQ
Can I have multiple owners? No, each organization has exactly one owner. Use the admin role for additional people who need management access.
What happens to removed members? They get their own organization with a free plan and new API keys. They lose access to your organization’s resources immediately.
Can developers see billing information? No, only owners and admins can view billing, invoices, and subscription details.
Can admins change the subscription? Yes, admins have full access to billing and can change plans, update payment methods, and manage the subscription.
What if I need help? Contact us at support@screenshotone.com or use the support chat. We’re happy to help with any organization-related questions.