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Frequently Asked Questions
last updated at 2023-06-14
About this guide
In this guide we show you how to invite lab colleagues or project partners to your ARC for collaboration.
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Before we can start
☑️ You have a DataPLANT account
☑️ You have created an ARC
💡 Unless changed, your ARC is set to private by default.
Inviting collaborators
- Sign in to the DataHUB and open the ARC you want to share.
- Click on Project Information in the left navigation panel
- Click on Members
- Click on Invite members
- Search for potential collaborators
- Select a role and click Invite
Choosing the proper role
Guests
Have the least rights. They will not be able to see the content of your ARC (only the wiki page).
Reporters
Have read access to your ARC. This is recommended for people you ask for consultancy.
Developers
The choice for most people you want to invite to your ARC. Developers have read and write access, but cannot maintain the project on the DataHUB, e.g. inviting others.
Maintainers
Gives the person the same rights as you have (except of removing you from your own project). This is recommended for inviting PIs or group leaders allowing them to add their group members for data upload or analysis to the project as well.
A detailed list of all permissions for the individual roles can be found here
Congratulations!
You have just shared your ARC with a collaborator.
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