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Introduction
Introduction to the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform
User Roles
User roles in Oxygen Content Fusion define platform access, administrative privileges, and permissions for projects and review tasks.
Project Roles
Project roles determine how the project's users access and manage the project.

Introduction
Introduction to the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform
- Key Concepts
  The main concepts in Content Fusion, including organizations, projects, repositories, review tasks, publications, and deliverables.
- User Roles
  User roles in Oxygen Content Fusion define platform access, administrative privileges, and permissions for projects and review tasks.
  - Organization-Level Roles
    Organization-level roles determine privileges for the organization's users for Oxygen Content Fusion Cloud.
  - Platform User Roles
    Platform user roles define a user's primary role and available functionality in Oxygen Content Fusion.
  - Project Roles
    Project roles determine how the project's users access and manage the project.
  - Review Task Roles
    Review task roles determine how the task's collaborators participate in the review process.
Getting Started
Information to help you get started with Oxygen Content Fusion.
Projects and Publishing
Information about using and managing Content Fusion projects
Review Tasks
Details about creating, using, and managing review tasks
Organization Management
Information about creating and managing organizations in Content Fusion
Technical Issues
Information about error messages and known issues for Content Fusion
Web Author vs. Content Fusion
A comparison between Oxygen XML Web Author and Oxygen Content Fusion
Copyright
Legal information

Project Roles

Project roles determine how the project's users access and manage the project.

Project access is determined by project visibility (public or private) and project ownership. Project roles are scoped to a project and are separate from platform user roles.

Member - The role of users who have access to a project.

Project membership is determined depending on the project visibility:
- Public projects - All users with the Author platform user role automatically become members of the project.
- Private projects - Only users explicitly invited by the project owner can access the project. In private projects, the project owner controls the list of project members and determines who can access and work within the project.
Owner - The role assigned to the user who created the project or to users that were granted this role by another project owner. This user has additional administrative privileges related to managing the project.

For example, the project owner can:
1. Configure project settings.
2. Add or remove project members (for private projects).
3. Assign project roles to other users.
4. Delete the project.