> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fastrouter.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fastrouter.ai/explore-features/organization-and-members.md).

# Organization & Members

### **Role Types Overview**

FastRouter currently offers two primary organization-level roles:

#### **1. Owner**

Owners have **full administrative privileges** across the entire organization.

**Owner Permissions:**

* Manage **billing and subscriptions**
* Add, remove, or update **organization members**
* Access and administer **all projects** and their settings
* Create and manage **API keys** across the org
* Configure **global settings** and integrations

> Each organization can have multiple owners for redundancy and shared management.

#### **2. Member**

Members have **limited access**, focused only on the projects they are explicitly invited to.

**Member Permissions:**

* Can view and interact with **assigned projects**
* Can **create and manage API keys**, but **only** within their specific project roles
* Cannot modify organization-wide settings, billing, or user access

> 🔒 Members operate strictly within the boundaries of their project-level permissions.

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### Project-Level Roles

While this page covers **organization roles**, Members may also have **project-specific roles** (e.g., Project Admin, Project Member) that further define what they can do within each project.

Learn more about these roles in the [Projects](/projects.md) documentation.


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