Introducing Teams

🚀 Note: This functionality is being rolled out in phases—so don’t worry if you don’t see it yet! Learn more about how to set up teams in our support guide.

You can now organize UI members into dedicated teams to easily manage access to your Hub panel and set team-level customizations, for features like branding, templates, screener libraries, and more.

For example, you can create one team for your marketers who use Research Hub for high-level conceptual research—with their own set of branding, templates, and other custom settings—and a different team for your UX researchers, who will likely want to use different customizations for their area of focus.

👉 Check out our Teams feature page, support guide and academy lesson for more details.

Top use cases include:

• Controlled panel access: Now that teams can have unlimited panels across their organization, you can group your users in Teams to easily give users access to only the Panels they need.
• Researcher onboarding: Admins can quickly onboard new users with the right guardrails in place, and everything they need to confidently launch a study, access curated panels, and safeguard the participant experience.
• Budget management: For Hub customers, teams who use prepaid budgets can share the budget with the entire team(s) at once and use it to manage spend for that period. Recruit customers can track and manage session and incentives balances across their teams, so you know whether to reallocate or refresh your subscription package.‍‍
• ‍Department-level reporting: By grouping users by their department or cost center, it’s easy to track which teams and running which projects. This is also an easy way to manage multiple research budgets when your funding doesn’t all come from one department.

​​Owners (formerly Org Admins) can create teams, while Administrators (formerly Team Admins) have full edit rights to the teams they belong to. Members can belong to more than one team.