
Permissions and System Management 
Flexible permissions that allow you to achieve a granular level of control
Try it FreeEvery user has a different role in projects
There can be a lot of people involved in any given project. From team members, to clients, there are lots of stakeholders that need to be considered. Sometimes, you want them to monitor progress or comment on something, but you don’t want to give them to see other projects for other clients (or have editing rights to their projects).
We make that possible.

Management tools and permissions for administrators
Permissions and management tools are available to users, regardless of the plan you’re using to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
On a permissions level, you have complete control over who can do or see what within Freedcamp. On a high level, each app within Freedcamp can be managed in an incredibly detailed way that limits what individual users can do.

This includes:
Email In
Create tasks, discussions, Wikis, and comments through email using our email in functionality. You can effectively manage projects without ever logging into Freedcamp.
To make it even easier to manage projects through email, you import all your tasks to your email address book. This creates an email address for each of your different projects. From there, you can email the project to create tasks, assign projects, and contribute to conversations all from your email.
For those who manage users
Delegate management of project groups to those you trust … other managers. This way, you’re not a single source for people to talk to about changes. Project group managers can delegate project permissions to those who have permission to manage a project
Put your to-dos
in writing so you can stop scrambling and free up time to work deliberately.
Keep project information
like plans and meeting notes, so everyone pulls from the same pool of knowledge.
Save time with templates
Reuse common workflows to not only save time, but reduce error and provide a process everyone can follow.