Roles and Permissions
Create roles, set default roles for new members, use templates, and assign access safely.
Roles group permissions into reusable access profiles. A member can have several roles, and Bluprint combines their permissions. Team owners always have full access.
Roles are scoped to one workspace. If you own several, a role built in one has to be rebuilt in the next.
Manage roles
Open Settings → Roles & Permissions under the Team section. Existing roles show a plain-language access summary, assigned-member count, and permission count.

Create a role from scratch, or open a role's menu to edit, duplicate, or delete it. Deleting a role immediately removes its permissions from assigned members.
Set defaults for new members
Use Default roles for new members to choose roles applied automatically when an invitation is accepted. Existing members are not changed, and Administrator roles cannot be automatic defaults.

Start with a template
Role templates cover common creator-Team jobs such as Administrator, Production Manager, Script Writer, Video Editor, Thumbnail Designer, and Thumbnail Lead. Selecting one opens it as a draft, so you can review every permission before creating the role.
In the role editor, capabilities group related product access. Open Advanced raw permissions only for narrow exceptions that a capability does not express cleanly.
Delegate billing
The Billing category holds the four capabilities that move money. They exist so the person who pays does not have to be the only one who can act — a producer can watch the cost, an operations manager can keep the card current, and neither can end the subscription.
Manage billing info and Manage add-ons each include seeing what the workspace costs — you cannot approve a change you cannot see. Manage team members does not: someone can run the team roster without being shown the invoices.

Four things stay with the owner no matter what you grant: cancelling the subscription, reactivating it, changing the billing schedule, and deleting or transferring the workspace. The line is between spending and existing — a billing manager can change what the workspace costs, only the owner can end it.
Assign roles
Choose Manage members from the Assignments section, then use the role control on each member row. Use View access info from the member menu when you need to understand the combined result of all their roles.