Project and program managers can add members and team roles to a local team, as well as override profiles.

If the team includes a shared team, the shared team is managed from the organization context, and not the project or program context.

For more information about local and shared teams, see Teams.

For more information about profiles, see Profile Management.

As the project or program manager, you can control visibility to information and actions within the project or program based on the roles in the project or program local team.

For more information, see About Configuring Action Visibility by Role.

Each project team contains two fixed roles that cannot be removed: Project Manager and Guest. Each program team contains two fixed roles that cannot be removed: Program Manager and Guest. Additionally, you can select team roles from the list of roles inherited from the parent organization, or you can create new roles.

The Guest role is designed to include user-defined groups and users that are not active team members and need only read access to project or program information. It is possible to hide the Guest role for projects and programs. For more information, see Managing Team Members and Roles.

The creator of the project or program is automatically established as both a project or program manager and as the project or program owner. The project or program manager can change the owner and can add members to the project or program managers role. All members of the project or program managers role have the same privileges.

You can invite groups to the project or program roles from the user-defined groups defined in the parent organization.

As the project or program manager, you can override profile settings that are established at the site and organization contexts. For more information about profiles, see .Profile Management

The site or organization administrator determines whether the various user interface elements and actions are configurable from an application context. You can override an action or user interface element in a context instance using Configure Actions for Roles which is accessed from the Team page. For more information, see About Configuring Action Visibility by Role.