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Teams

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Audience: AdministratorsApplies to: Workspace administration

Teams group users together and control which AI models those users can access. Use teams to give each group of people exactly the models they need.

The teams list​

The page header reads Teams. A search box filters the list, and New team opens the team creation flow.

The table shows four columns:

Team name

The name of the team.

Users

The number of users in the team.

Models

The set of models available to the team.

Usage

Recent activity for the team.

Understanding the Models column​

The Models column shows the set of AI models available to that team. Members of a team can use the models listed there; models that are not assigned to the team are not available to its members. Use this to grant or restrict model access per group.

Creating a team​

  1. On the Teams page, select New team.
  2. Enter a team name.
  3. Add the users who belong to the team.
  4. Choose the models the team can access.
  5. Save to create the team.

Teams screen

The Teams page in the Enterprise Platform, with search, New team, and the teams table.

Row menu​

Each team row has a ... menu with Rename and Delete.

Teams row menu

The team row menu, with Rename and Delete.

Team detail​

Select a team's row to open its detail page. A breadcrumb reads Teams / <team name>, and stat cards show User count, Model count, and Token usage. The team name itself can be edited inline via a pencil icon. Below the stats, four collapsible sections manage the team:

Users

Search and add users; remove a user from the team.

Models

Choose which AI models the team can access.

Connectors

Add connectors the team can use.

Usage analytics

A token usage chart for a selectable date range.

Team detail page

A team's detail page, with stat cards and the Users, Models, Connectors, and Usage analytics sections.

Models​

The Models section lists models grouped by provider (for example Anthropic, Google, Mistral AI, OpenAI), each with a count of available models. Selecting a model shows its description, what it's used for, its input and output types, and what it supports. Turn on Supports professional secrecy mode to narrow the list to models that support that mode. Check the models the team should have access to, then select Save.

Team models section

The Models section, with provider tabs, a model detail card, and the model checklist.

Connectors​

The Connectors section lets you search and Add connector for connectors this team can use. When none are added, it shows This team has no connectors.

Team connectors section

The Connectors section, with search and Add connector.

Usage analytics​

The Usage analytics section shows a Token usage chart for the team, with a date-range selector (for example Last week).

Team usage analytics section

The Usage analytics section, with a token usage chart and date-range selector.

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