Collaboration & Management

Control who sees what — without locking everyone out.

Set roles for your team the way you already do everywhere else. Admins manage the workspace, editors write, commenters weigh in, and viewers review — without making accidental changes.

"Your intern accidentally deleted the budget section. Your board member changed the program description. You gave everyone edit access because it was easier than figuring out permissions."

1. everyone can edit

Hartwell proposal

anyone with the link can edit
§ budget narrative — deleted?

the intern deleted the budget section. the board member rewrote the mission. "who changed this?"

2. the modal you already know

Share workspace

D

Dana Okafor

you

Admin
S

Sam Reyes

grant writer

Editor
R

Rev. Lee

program partner

Commenter
B

Board (5 people)

reviews quarterly

Viewer

3. the board reads, nothing breaks

a viewer clicks into the budget…

view only — comments welcome

Editors write, commenters weigh in without touching the text, viewers read safely. Set once — it applies across the whole workspace.

no more per-document sharing gymnastics

Everyone has edit access (hope for the best) Right access for every role Access control
Included in every plan

The old way vs. the Grantable way.

You know the old workflow. Here's how it changes.

The everyone-has-edit-access problem

  1. 1

    Share the doc with edit access

    For everyone, because it's the easiest option

  2. 2

    Accidental edits

    Someone changes a paragraph they weren't supposed to touch

  3. 3

    Untangle what happened

    Who made that change? When? Dig through version history to find out

  4. 4

    Sensitive data exposed

    Budget details visible to people who shouldn't see them

  5. 5

    Manual access management

    Adjust sharing settings per document, per person, every time

  6. 6

    All or nothing

    Either everyone can edit, or nobody can — no middle ground

Grantable roles & permissions

  1. 1

    Four clear roles

    Admin, editor, commenter, viewer — the pattern you know from every good tool

  2. 2

    Admins manage the workspace

    Team membership, settings, and structure

  3. 3

    Editors write and edit

    Full access to documents and research — the core writing team

  4. 4

    Commenters weigh in safely

    Feedback and @mentions without touching the text

  5. 5

    Viewers read, nothing breaks

    Board members can review without accidental edits

  6. 6

    Set once, applies everywhere

    Workspace-level roles — not per-document sharing gymnastics

The right access for everyone.

Roles and permissions that protect your work without slowing your team down.