You can now delegate site team management with a new site-level role: Site Administrator. It lets you give a trusted person full control over a single site's team - inviting members, changing their roles, and managing Supporting Workspaces - without also granting workspace-level access, or the ability to change billing or site plans.
Previously, there was no role between Workspace Administrator and Site Team Member that could manage a site's team. Organizations had to either grant broad workspace-level admin access just to manage one site, or route every team change through a Workspace Administrator. Site Administrator closes that gap, making it easy for organizations to hand off a site to a lead (or leads) to manage site-level teams.
What's new
- A new role - Site Administrator appears on the Team tab of the Site Dashboard, visible only to Workspace Administrators and Site Owners — the only roles that can assign it.
- Delegated team management - Site Administrators can invite and remove Team Members and Developers, change their roles, and add and remove Supporting Workspaces for the site.
- Everything a Team Member can do - Site Administrators inherit all Team Member permissions, including deploying to Test and Live, managing custom domains, and uploading files.
- Boundary on billing and deletion - Site Administrators cannot access billing, change the site's plan, transfer ownership, or delete the site.
What you need to do
The Site Administrator role is additive. No existing permissions change. Assign the role when you're ready to delegate site team management.
For the full permissions matrix and step-by-step assignment instructions, see related documentation
