- Direct grants to specific people, by email.
- Workspace filing — file the dataset’s connector under a workspace, and that workspace’s members get access through their workspace role.
Grant access to a teammate
1
Open the Share dialog
From the dataset page, click Share.
2
Add an email
Type the teammate’s email.
- Existing user — the grant takes effect immediately.
- New email — Summand holds the grant for 30 days. It becomes active the first time they sign in with that address. Summand doesn’t send them an email, so tell them yourself.
3
Pick a role
- Viewer — can read the dataset and its analysis, and ask Summand about it.
- Editor — everything Viewer can do, plus change the dataset’s configuration and re-run analysis.
- Admin — everything Editor can do, plus share and delete.
Give a team access
To give a whole team access, file the connector under a workspace from the connector page. Workspace members can view and query every dataset under that connector, and workspace admins get Admin access.Revoking access
From the Share dialog, click the delete icon next to a person under Currently shared with. The grant is revoked immediately — in-flight requests fail closed on the next authorization check.What gets shared
A grant gives access to the dataset: its data, its analysis results and its computed-context versions. Grants do not include:- The underlying source credentials (database password, S3 keys)
- The connector configuration (you can’t change which database the dataset reads from)
- Other datasets under the same connector
- Your conversations with Summand, which stay private to you