Teams and workspaces · Taskending editorial team
Company owner versus administrator
Administrators handle daily company settings, while owners have additional ownership-management responsibility. The permission boundary matters even when screens look similar.
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How to apply it
Check the current role in Taskending membership settings. Company owners can grant ownership to another member. Use administrator access for operational management and ownership for deliberately sharing control of the company. Respect the last-owner safeguard.
A concrete example
A technical lead may need administrator access to manage integrations. Granting a second founder ownership is a broader continuity decision. Every support problem does not require owner privileges.
What to watch for
A role is an application permission, not a job title. Connecting a provider or selecting a repository differs from transferring company control. The last owner must not be removed without maintaining ownership.
How to check the outcome
Verify the resulting role in the membership list. Check the new owner’s relevant access and ensure ordinary members gained no unintended permissions.
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