Configuring Teams | MuleSoft Documentation
# Configuring Teams
Create child teams under the root team and configure those teams to have different sets of permissions based on the needs of the respective team members. Every user in your organization is automatically a member of the root team and each inherits all the permissions of the root team. When you configure permissions in your organization, assign only permissions you want every user in the root team to have.
After you create child teams and assign permissions, you can add users to each of your teams according to what permissions the users in the team need.
## Access Teams
  1. Sign in to Anypoint Platform using an account that has the Organization Administrator permission.
  2. In the navigation bar or the main Anypoint Platform page, click **Access Management**.
  3. In the Access Management navigation menu, click **Teams**.


## Create a Child Team
Organization Administrators for the root organization can create child teams at any business group level.
If you’re the Organization Administrator or maintainer for a business group, you can create child teams in the business group you have the Organization Administrator permission in and become the maintainer for that team.
All child teams inherit user permissions from their parent teams, and you can configure additional permissions.
  1. Click **Create Team**.
  2. Enter a unique and intuitive name for your child team.
You can use only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, underscores, and spaces. The character limit is 255.
  3. Select a parent team.
  4. Select **Save**.
Your new child team appears under its parent team in the list of teams. You can select any parent team in that list and navigate to its **Child teams** tab to see a list of all that parent team’s child teams.


After you create child teams and add any additional permissions needed for the team, you can invite new users to the team using email invitations or by using the **Teams** feature interface.
## Manage Team Permissions
Your organization’s root team is **Everyone at <Root Organization>** and doesn’t have any permissions assigned. You must have the Organization Administrator permission in the root organization to add and configure permissions for the root team and all its child teams.
To manage child teams' permissions, you must have the Organization Administrator permission or be a maintainer in that team.
If you invite users to **Everyone at <Root Organization>** without assigning any permissions to that team, your users can’t execute tasks or view assets in your organization.
### Add Permissions to Teams
Every user in your organization is automatically a member of the root team and each inherits all the permissions of the root team. When you add permissions in your organization, assign only permissions you want every user in the root team to have, for example, viewer permissions. Then add additional permissions to the child teams.
  1. Click the team to configure permissions for.
  2. Select the **Permissions** tab, and click **Add Permissions**.
  3. Select the permissions to add and click **Next**.
The list of **Permissions** includes all permissions, even if they are already assigned to users. If you add a permission that’s already assigned, there is no effect.
  4. Select the business groups and environments (if it’s enabled for the permission) to apply the permissions to and click **Next**.
  5. Review the permissions and the business groups and environments they apply to, and then click **Add Permissions**.


### View Team Permissions
The permissions you added to the team are listed in the **Permissions** tab for your team.
  1. Select the team to view limits for.
  2. Select the **Permissions** tab.
  3. Switch on **Show inherited permissions** to see the permissions the child team inherited from its parent team.


### View Team Permissions Limits
Each team, including the root team, has a **Limits** section that shows how close the team is to reaching limits imposed by Anypoint Platform.
  1. Click the team to view limits for.
  2. Select the **Limits** tab.


The number of permissions used might include internal permissions granted automatically by the system, which aren’t always visible in the UI.   
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For more information on limits in Access Management, see Limits.
## Manage Team Users
If you have the Organization Administrator permission in your root organization, you can add users to existing teams using three methods:
  * The **Teams** feature interface
  * Sending an invitation to a new user via email
  * External group mapping


### Add Users Via the Teams Interface
When you add a user to a team, you can select whether that user is a team maintainer or a team member. You must have the Organization Administrator permission or be a team maintainer yourself to modify team members and team maintainers. Team maintainers can manage only the teams and child teams they are maintainers for (not the root team).
Team maintainers can:
  * Change the team name
  * Add or remove members from the team
  * Add or remove additional team maintainers
  * Move the team under different parent teams they are teams maintainers for
  * Delete the team


You can designate a team maintainer to delegate team maintenance responsibilities to users without giving them full organization administrator permissions, or you can remove the team maintainer designation and convert users back to team members.
  1. Sign in to Anypoint Platform using an account that is a team maintainer of the team you want to modify.
  2. In the navigation bar or the main Anypoint Platform page, click **Access Management**.
  3. In the Access Management navigation menu, click **Teams**. If you are only a team maintainer and do not have other permissions that apply to your root organization, you are redirected to the **Teams** section of Access Management automatically.
  4. In the **Teams** page, select the team to add a user to.
  5. Click **Add members**.
  6. Enter the name of each user to add to the team.
  7. Select the membership type that you want to assign to each user:
     * **Member**
Team members receive the team’s permissions.
     * **Maintainer**
A user who is added as a team maintainer receives team maintainer permissions as soon as you confirm their membership.
  8. Click **Create**.


### Add Users Via Email Invitations
When you send an email to invite a new user to your organization, the user is automatically added to your organization’s root team. You can also specify additional teams to automatically add the user to.
For more information about inviting a user to an existing team via email, see Inviting a User to Anypoint Platform.
### Add Users Via External Group Mapping
If you use single sign-on (SSO) using SAML, OIDC, or LDAP, you can map SSO users to teams. For more information, see Map SSO Users to Teams.
## Change the Name of Your Team
  1. Sign in to Anypoint Platform using an account that has the Organization Administrator permission or is a team maintainer of the team you want to modify.
  2. In the navigation bar or the main Anypoint Platform page, click **Access Management**.
  3. In the Access Management navigation menu, click **Teams**.
  4. Click the **Settings** tab.
  5. In **Name** , enter a new name for your team.
You can use only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, commas, periods, and spaces. The character limit is 255.
  6. Click **Save changes**.
Your team is renamed.


## Move Your Team
  1. In the team to move, select **Settings**.
  2. In **Parent Team** , select the new parent team.
  3. Click **Save Changes**.
Your team and its child teams now reside under the parent team you selected.


## Delete a Team
You must have the Organization Administrator permission to delete a team. After you delete a team, the team can’t be restored. You can’t delete the root team that represents your entire root organization.
  1. Sign in to Anypoint Platform using an account that has the root Organization Administrator permission.
  2. In the navigation bar or the main Anypoint Platform page, click **Access Management**.
  3. Click **…​** next to the team that you want to delete.
  4. Select **Delete…​**.
  5. Enter the name of the team that you want to delete and click **Delete**.


## See Also
  * Using Teams to Manage User Permissions
  * Example Teams Structure
  * Mapping Single Sign-On Users to Roles or Teams