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# Set Permissions on Project Folders

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We are launching a feature in beta for Enterprise customers that lets you set fine-grained access controls for Project Folders. With this feature enabled, you can invite people with read or write (Editor) access to Projects within a Project Folder. This gives you greater control over how users can manage Projects within a folder.

If you are an Enterprise customer interested in using this feature, contact your account representative. You can also contact the [Roboflow sales team](https://roboflow.com/sales) to learn more about this feature.

<a href="/spaces/-M6S9nPJhEX9FYH6clfW/pages/Ccxe9SFulIFBFpoQNvCS" class="button primary">Learn more about Project Folder Permissions</a>


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