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Access is granted at the organization, and every invitation answers two questions: what this person may do, and where they may do it.

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Inviting someone

You are not asked to pick a role when you invite. Everyone enters at the entry role, whose baseline is shown to you, and a grid decides the rest — what they may do, and which properties it applies to. This is one question asked once. Offering a role and a permission grid would ask the same thing in two vocabularies and let the two answers disagree.

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Promoting someone

Making someone an admin or an owner happens on the members list, where the person is already in front of you, rather than in the invitation.

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The same model as keys

Permissions work the same way for API keys as for people: the same two questions, the same grid. A key is scoped, not all-powerful.
Because data is scoped to properties, granting access to one property grants nothing in another. See Properties and organizations.

API keys

Scoped keys for programmatic access.