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You need to be Owner or Administrator to create and manage Teams. Viewer Catalog

that is shared w However, sometimes you wish to share some data - that is, by viewing the data - to other people, e.g. a contractor, a business partner, a customer, put a sneak preview on your website, or even share the public at large.  Those users are Guests to your data.

As Named User, you will have to prepare the data and views you wish to share by creating a Bookmark or a Publication.  You will also have to provide for a number of Guest Users in your Account.

<h4>About The Billing Agent.</h4> There can be one or more Billing Agents that <em>will not be counted as a Named User</em> as long as he/she has no other permissions than managing the billing items. You can engage a Billing Agent to manage your subscription, add-ons, company and credit card data, access invoices, and more.  A Billing Agent does not have access to the viewer or to any data.

When you subscribe to 3D Mapping Cloud, you become a Named User.  This means you are individually identified and known by the system.  Key identification their unique email address for that person.

A Named User is associated with a single Account, i.e. the account of the organisation you work for.  If you're the first one of your organisation to subscribe to 3D Mapping Cloud, you are opening a new Account and thus become the Owner of that Account.  You can then invite co-workers to share the same Account. Ownership can be transferred to an other person at any time.

The way a Named User may use the 3D Mapping Cloud is defined by the User Role and the Permissions associated with that role. Secondly, this person may have access permissions to view some datasets, and some not. <ul> <li>The Role and its Permissions are tied to this individual and cannot be transferred.</li> <li>The Owner and Administrators of the Account can assign Roles and Permissions to each Named User.</li> <li></li> </ul>

 
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